Article 226

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Writ petitions cannot be filed against X Corp (Twitter): Delhi High Court
Church of South India amenable to writ jurisdiction under Article 226: Madras High Court full bench
District authorities not empowered to issue ‘no caste no religion’ certificates: Madras High Court
Constitutional courts can release detenu despite rigor of Drug Prevention Act 1988: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
Jammu and Kashmir High Court seeks government response in plea challenging house arrest of Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
Legal Notes by Arvind Datar: The Supreme Court's judgment in Kusum Ingots requires reconsideration
High Court has no power under Article 226 to alter or amend registered lease deed: Supreme Court
Do not encourage attempts to circumvent statutory remedies: Supreme Court to High Courts dealing with commercial matters
Writ petition under Article 226 maintainable even in contract cases if State fails to be fair or practices discrimination: Supreme Court
Availability of alternative remedy not absolute bar on maintainability of Article 226 petition: Supreme Court
[Service cases] Jurisdiction of High Courts under Article 226 to interfere in disciplinary decisions limited: Supreme Court
Can High Courts exercise writ jurisdiction on plea by borrower when alternative remedy provided before DRTs? Supreme Court to examine
Article 226 petition cannot be filed seeking alteration in contract: Delhi High Court
Jammu & Kashmir High Court dismisses plea challenging reservation, ST status granted to 'Pahari Speaking People'
[Private Unaided Schools] Service cases arising from contracts sans statutory force cannot be subject to Article 226 review: Supreme Court
Industrial Tribunal order cannot be challenged on question of fact under Article 226: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
[Article 226] Court can grant relief to which party is entitled even if not specifically sought for: Kerala High Court
Newspapers, agencies do not perform public function; not subject to writ jurisdiction under Article 226: Delhi High Court
High Court should not entertain Article 226 plea if statute provides appellate remedy: Supreme Court
High Courts have duty to pass reasoned order when refusing relief: Supreme Court
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