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Search Results for Tag : Commercial transaction

Judgments

Mere fact that, complaint relates to a commercial transaction or breach of contract for which a civil remedy is available is not by itself a ground to quash criminal proceedings(11.01.2019)

Criminal Miscellaneous application is for quashing the order rejecting the petition filed for discharge of the Petitioner. The allegation against the .....

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News

All. HC: Can’t Refuse Anticipatory Bail Merely Over Non-Payment of Money Under a Contract(03.08.2023)

Allahabad High Court while observing that it is becoming a general practice to set criminal law into motion for putting pressure on parties to commerc.....

Tags : Allahabad High Court, Anticipatory Bail, Non-Payment, Commercial Transaction



Ker. HC: Can’t Reject Plea of Organ Transplantation due to Perception of Commercial Transaction(29.01.2025)

Kerala High Court has observed that each application of organ transplantation has to be carefully considered on its own merits. It cannot be based on .....

Tags : Kerala High Court, Organ Transplantation, Commercial Transaction



SC: Court May Award Interest Higher than 6% in Commercial Transactions(02.04.2025)

Supreme Court has observed that in a commercial transaction, in absence of an agreement between the parties regarding the rate of interest on delayed .....

Tags : Supreme Court, Commercial Transactions, Rate of Interest



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