Allahabad High Court affirms courier demand notices
The Allahabad High Court has validated demand notices sent via courier service in cheque dishonor cases, clarifying crucial distinctions for presumption of s…
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Maharashtra food safety chief suspends Eternal, Swiggy, Zepto warehouses
Maharashtra’s food safety chief has initiated a major India food safety crackdown, suspending 12 warehouses for quick commerce giants Eternal, Swiggy, and Ze…
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Jammu & Kashmir High Court rules solitary error won’t invalidate NI Act demand notices
The Jammu & Kashmir High Court recently ruled that a demand notice under the NI Act cannot be dismissed for a solitary typographical error, reinforcing a hol…
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Tripura High Court clarifies demand notice under Section 138 NI Act need not be sent through advocate
The Tripura High Court ruled on April 25, 2019, that a demand notice under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act does not require an advocate, simpli…
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What qualifies as grounds for anticipatory bail without surrender?
Understand the grounds for anticipatory bail without surrender in India, clarified by recent Supreme Court rulings, and the legal process involved.
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Can You Sue for a Bounced Cheque? Navigating Civil Recovery
Facing a bounced check? Discover if you can sue for a bounced cheque in a civil case to recover funds, damages, and fees under state laws and the UCC.
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Justices Aravind Kumar and SVN Bhatti clarify cheque dishonour burden of proof
India’s Supreme Court, in a ruling by Justices Aravind Kumar and SVN Bhatti, clarified the burden of proof in cheque dishonour cases under Section 139 NI Act…
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Supreme Court reaffirms burden of proof in cheque dishonour cases
The Supreme Court of India reiterates that merely denying a debt won’t rebut the cheque dishonour presumption under Section 139 of the NI Act. Learn how the…
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Jammu and Kashmir High Court clarifies Material Alteration By Cheque Drawer To Defeat Payment Attracts S. 138 NI Act; ‘Who Altered’ Is A Triable Issue
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court clarified cheque alteration liability under the NI Act. Justice Sanjay Dhar ruled that a drawer altering a cheque to avoid p…
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Supreme Court clarifies tenancy agreement to sell implications
India’s Supreme Court ruled that a subsisting tenancy doesn’t end merely on a tenancy agreement to sell, detailing crucial principles for residential propert…
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