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ILR 2016 KAR 1057KARNATAKA HIGH COURT Goetze (India) Ltd., and Another vs. H.R. Thimappa Gowda* 📌CONTRACT ACT, 1872 – SECTION 73 – Compensation for loss or damage caused by breach of contract – Wrongful termination of employment contract – Grant of damages and consequential benefits – Judgment and Decree passed by the Civil Court – […]

2015 (5) КСCR 217KARNATAKA HIGH COURT Smt. Pilla Akkayyamma and OthersVersusChannappa since dead by LRs and Another Regular Second Appeal No. 1015 of 2011 (DECANJ),decided on 22.7.2015 A. TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT, 1882-Section 122-Gift- Essential elements of. Held: The essential elements of a gift under this provision are; (a) the absence of consideration; (b) the

Renewal/Re-issuance of Passport Cannot be Denied When Merely FIR Has Been Registered. Passport authorities cannot deny re-issuance/renewal of passport merely on the ground that an FIR has been registered against an individual. Criminal Proceedings would be considered pending only when Court takes cognizance of the offence. Karnataka High CourtSharath Chandrasekhar vs Union of India (MANU/KA/0579/2024)

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Wife Leading A Modern Life Not An Immoral Act:-Madhya Pradesh HC Dismisses Husband’s Plea To Quash Maintenance Order.. The Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed a husband’s application to quash a maintenance order holding that the wife cannot be in the wrong for leading a modern life perceived as immoral by her husband. The Court affirmed

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