Jharkhand High Court limits husband maintenance obligation
The Jharkhand High Court ruled that a husband’s loans for wealth creation cannot reduce his maintenance obligation. This sets a key precedent for spousal sup…
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Delhi High Court mandates reasoned orders for Order XII Rule 6 CPC applications
The Delhi High Court has ruled on Order XII Rule 6 CPC applications, mandating reasoned orders for judgments on admission, impacting civil litigation.
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Supreme Court overturns Calcutta High Court eviction based on “unclear admission” in tenancy dispute
The Supreme Court of India has overturned a Calcutta High Court eviction order, ruling that an “unclear admission” cannot be the sole basis for a judgment in…
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Delhi High Court clarifies fraud particulars not automatic admission of genuineness
The Delhi High Court ruled that a party’s failure to plead fraud with particulars doesn’t automatically admit a document’s genuineness, emphasizing judicial…
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Navigating Bounced Cheque Legal Aid: Accessing Affordable Assistance
Understand how to access affordable legal assistance for bounced cheques, including options like legal aid organizations and pro bono services, to navigate p…
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Navigating the Procedure for Anticipatory Bail Without Surrender in India
Understand the detailed procedure for anticipatory bail without surrender in India, guided by recent Supreme Court rulings and the new BNSS code. Protect you…
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Supreme Court clarifies judgment on admission powers
India’s Supreme Court recently affirmed an eviction order against Rajiv Ghosh, significantly clarifying courts’ inherent powers to issue a judgment on admiss…
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Supreme Court expands suo motu dismissal powers for plaintiff admissions
India’s Supreme Court clarified its suo motu dismissal powers under Order XII Rule 6 CPC on May 6, 2025. Courts can now dismiss suits based on plaintiff’s ad…
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Supreme Court affirms criminal admissions can be used in civil proceedings
India’s Supreme Court ruled that admissions made in criminal cases can be used to resolve civil disputes, promoting faster justice for residential property m…
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Bombay High Court Restores ₹2.04 Crore Recovery Suit, Citing Judicial Machinery Error
The Bombay High Court recently restored a ₹2.04 crore recovery suit, emphasizing that errors by judicial machinery cannot prejudice litigants. Learn about th…
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