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Del. HC: Can Only Interfere With Industrial Tribunal’s Decision if Found Perverse(25.04.2024)

Delhi High Court has held that the High Court is empowered to interfere with the decision of the Industrial Tribunal only to the extent of decisions f.....

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Supreme Court: Expecting a Minor to Respond to a Public Court Notice is ‘Perverse’(02.04.2026)

Supreme Court held that expecting a minor to respond to a public notice is ‘wholly erroneous and perverse’, cancelled an ex-parte succession certifica.....

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