Delhi High Court affirms retired directors aren’t liable for company’s post-exit cheque dishonours
The Delhi High Court has ruled that retired directors cannot be held responsible for a company’s dishonored cheques issued after their exit, clarifying direc…
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Allahabad High Court reinforces specific allegations for director liability in cheque dishonour cases
The Allahabad High Court clarified director liability for cheque dishonour, requiring specific involvement in daily affairs for prosecution under the Negotia…
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Bombay High Court shields non-executive directors from cheque bounce liability
The Bombay High Court’s July 2022 ruling clarified non-executive directors’ liability in cheque bounce cases. Discover how this landmark decision impacts cor…
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Kerala High Court affirms director’s vicarious liability for cheque dishonour
The Kerala High Court has affirmed former MD V.J. Joseph’s vicarious liability for cheque dishonour under the NI Act, setting a precedent for corporate accou…
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Indian Supreme Court limits director liability for cheque dishonour under NI Act
The Supreme Court of India clarifies that directors not involved in daily operations are not liable for cheque dishonour, impacting corporate governance and…
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Supreme Court limits director liability in cheque dishonour cases
India’s Supreme Court clarifies director liability in cheque dishonour cases under the NI Act, ruling that signing board resolutions isn’t enough for prosecu…
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Anticipatory bail without surrender: India’s clear legal position
Recent Supreme Court of India rulings clarify anticipatory bail can be granted without prior surrender, reinforcing its purpose to prevent unnecessary arrests.
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Bounced Cheque Lawyer: Navigating Legal and Financial Consequences
A bounced cheque lawyer offers crucial advice and representation for individuals and businesses navigating dishonored checks. Understand when legal counsel i…
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Supreme Court rules registered sale deed essential for property title transfer
India’s Supreme Court reiterates that agreements to sell or General Powers of Attorney don’t confer property title; only a registered sale deed can legally t…
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Indian Supreme Court clarifies ‘possession follows title’ in property disputes, rejects automatic decree
The Supreme Court of India clarified the maxim ‘possession follows title’ in a 2020 ruling, stating it only applies without definite proof of other possessio…
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