A conveyance deed was executed in 2008, transferring title of the land to the appellant. Subsequently, the title of the land became disputed due to litigation initiated by an erstwhile landowner.
A completed Section 138 NI Act trial should not ordinarily be remanded for a fresh trial merely because of a procedural ...
A document relevant to determining a land acquisition compensation claim should not be ignored merely because it was not ...
The Court allowed the bail application of Masasasong Ao in the PMLA case. The stringent conditions under Section 45 PMLA do ...
Where the parties have contractually agreed to exclude interest, an arbitral tribunal cannot award interest contrary to that ...
The best interests and safety of the children are paramount in custody proceedings. A parent who is facing prosecution under ...
Mere recovery of tainted currency is not sufficient for conviction under the relevant provisions of the Prevention of ...
A POCSO offence involving sexual assault against a child is not a purely private dispute between the accused and the victim.
The Court held that furnishing the grounds of arrest in writing is a mandatory constitutional requirement under Article 22(1) ...
A complaint must disclose an insult directed towards the person whose provocation is alleged; a statement concerning a third ...
The statutory obligation to register an FIR does not disappear merely because the alleged offenders are police personnel.
The Court held that, in the circumstances of this case, a WhatsApp status was not “publication or circulation” on a public ...
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