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Orissa High Court

Assessment of performance of an examinee in an examination is not ordinarily entertained by Courts but if facts of a particular case justify interference, Court should not shirk its responsibility- OHC Orissa High Court

Assessment of performance of an examinee in an examination is not ordinarily entertained by Courts but if facts of a particular case justify interference, Court should not shirk its responsibility- OHC

advtanmoy 02/06/2019
JASHODHARA PADHI  Vs. COUNCIL OF HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION, ORISSA AND OTHERS 
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Whether an interlocutory order in a suit or proceeding amounts to a ‘case decided’ for the purpose of Sec 115 CPC

Whether an interlocutory order in a suit or proceeding amounts to a ‘case decided’ for the purpose of Sec 115 CPC

advtanmoy 31/03/2019
In the case of Ramesh Lal Shantuka vs. Suresh Lal Shantuka, the Orissa High Court addressed issues...
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