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Section 5 Limitation Act Applies To Special Statutes Unless Excluded Expressly Or By Necessary Implication: Supreme Court

High Courts Cannot Routinely Interfere in Rent Matters Under Article 227: Supreme Court The Supreme Court said that high courts may exercise supervisory jurisdiction under Article 227 in rent control matters only in exceptional cases, and cannot enhance rent without supporting evidence on record.

High Court Under Article 226 Cannot Rewrite CrPC: Apex Court Sets Aside Guideline Issued To Examine Sanctioning Authority Before Framing Charge The Supreme Court was considering the appeals against the dismissal of the Petition seeking the quashing of the sanction under the Prevention of Corruption …

Specific Relief Act | Readiness Must Be Proved From Time For Agreement Execution & Not Just After Filing Suit : Supreme Court

Registered Sale Deed Presumed Valid; Minor Discrepancy In Attestation Witness Details Won't Invalidate Execution : Supreme Court

Subsequent Possession Of Property Doesn't Extinguish Allottee's Right To Seek Compensation For Delay: Supreme Court

Use of Forged Document in Judicial Proceedings Demands Proportionate Sentencing: Supreme Court Reduces Man’s Sentence to Period Undergon

Order Passed Without Available Substantial Question Of Law & By Making Out New Prayer: Supreme Court Asks High Court To Reconsider Second Appeal

Agreement To Sell Must Be Registered To Claim Protection Of Possession Under Section 53A Transfer Of Property Act: Delhi High Court

Constructive Res Judicata Bars Grounds Omitted Due To Negligence : Supreme Court Summarises Principles

Mere Defence That Cheques Were Misused Doesn’t Automatically Exclude Complainant From Seeking Interim Compensation U/S.143A NI Act: Allahabad High Court

It was held that a pending legal challenge does not dissolve the binding nature of a Lok Adalat decree, and courts cannot indirectly neutralize a statutory settlement in collateral proceedings.

Can Married Daughters Be Denied Welfare Benefits? Supreme Court Says Marital Status No Ground for Exclusion

Person Who Ignores Court Notice Cannot Later Plead Lack of Knowledge to Extend Limitation: Supreme Court

Order II Rule 2 CPC Must Not Be Applied Hyper-Technically Where Relief Was Impossible To Claim In Earlier Suit: Bombay High Court