Justice Raja Basu Chowdhury orders status quo on Abhishek Banerjee’s building.
Tag: Calcutta
Fact Check: Did the Calcutta HC Order Demolition of TMC Office?
False, the court ordered a status quo, halting the demolition.
Calcutta High Court Rules Proposed Amendment to Contract Terms Does Not Constitute Anticipatory Breach
Court clarifies that suggesting renegotiation of terms only becomes anticipatory breach when there is outright refusal to perform the entire contract.
Calcutta High Court Sits for Hearings in Multiple Important Matters Listed for June 25
Calcutta HC continues its June session with pending cases listed across commercial civil and constitutional benches.
Calcutta High Court Holds Partnership Firm Cannot Be Forced to Show Trade Licence for Registration
Justice Bivas Pattanayak ruled that requiring a trade licence as precondition for registration of a legal partnership firm has no basis in the statutory scheme.
Calcutta High Court Admits Mamata Banerjees Election Petition Against Suvendu Adhikaris Win
The court found the petition challenging the West Bengal CM’s win from Bhabanipur discloses a valid cause of action under the Representation of the People Act.
Calcutta High Court Admits Mamata Banerjee’s Election Petition Challenging Suvendu Adhikari’s Win
The court found Mamata’s petition against West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari’s Bhabanipur Assembly Constituency election discloses a valid cause of action.
Calcutta High Court Admits Mamata Banerjee’s Election Petition Against Suvendu Adhikari’s Win
The court accepted the petition filed by the West Bengal CM and ordered preservation of EVMs VVPATs and CCTV footage from the constituency.
Calcutta HC: Proposed Amendment to Contract Terms Doesn’t Constitute Anticipatory Breach Without Full Refusal to Perform
The court clarified that a party proposing changes to an existing contract does not automatically signal an anticipatory breach unless there is a clear refusal to perform the whole contract.
Calcutta HC Holds Driving Seized Narcotics Vehicle Does Not Amount to Possession Under NDPS Act
The Calcutta High Court granted bail, ruling that physically driving a vehicle containing contraband is legally distinct from possession under the NDPS Act.