Retrospective Punitive Laws Cannot Be Applied: Supreme Court's Landmark Ruling on Benami Transactions Act
Supreme Court rules punitive provisions of Benami Transactions Act cannot be applied retrospectively in a landmark judgment.
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Sep 305 min read
Entire Case Appears to Be a Fabrication: Supreme Court Quashes Fraudulent Land Agreement in Landmark Judgment
Supreme Court quashes fraudulent land agreement, emphasizing the importance of scrutinizing evidence in property disputes.
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Sep 254 min read
Delays Cannot Determine the Fate of a Suit – Supreme Court on Amendment of Pleadings in Family Property Dispute
Supreme Court on amendments in family property disputes: Delays can't determine the fate of a suit.
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Sep 124 min read
Consent Orders Cannot Confer Ownership Without Explicit Terms– Supreme Court of India Judgment Analysis
Supreme Court clarifies that consent orders in rent control disputes do not confer ownership without explicit terms.
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Sep 116 min read
Brij Mohan Alone Was Not Competent to Transfer the Entire Property: Supreme Court of India’s Landmark Judgment on Co-ownership Rights
Supreme Court rules on co-ownership rights: A landmark judgment clarifies limits on property transfer by a co-owner.
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Sep 44 min read
"Procedure is the Handmaid for Justice" – An Analysis of Supreme Court's Judgment on Specific Performance and Execution Court's Jurisdiction
Supreme Court rules on jurisdiction of Execution Courts in property disputes involving specific performance and contract law.
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Jul 254 min read
Equitable Distribution in Partition Suits: Supreme Court Emphasizes Fair Sharing of Benefits and Burdens
Supreme Court ensures equitable partition and fair sharing of property benefits in a landmark judgment.
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May 224 min read
Landlord-Tenant Disputes: Supreme Court Affirms 'Tenancy is Impliedly Determined by the Landlord'
Supreme Court affirms landlord's right to mesne profits in tenancy dispute under West Bengal Tenancy Act
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May 215 min read
A Power of Attorney Holder Cannot Depose for the Principal: Supreme Court's Landmark Judgment in Rajesh Kumar vs. Anand Kumar & Ors.
"A Power of Attorney Holder Cannot Depose for the Principal": Supreme Court's landmark decision in Rajesh Kumar vs. Anand Kumar & Ors.
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