Delhi High Court: Leave to Defend Not Automatic for Tenants in Eviction Cases
The Delhi High Court reiterates that ‘leave to defend’ in eviction petitions under the Delhi Rent Control Act isn’t automatically granted, requiring tenants…
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Supreme Court clarifies Order VII Rule 7 CPC: Partition cannot be decreed in title suits
The Supreme Court of India recently clarified Order VII Rule 7 CPC, ruling that courts cannot grant partition in title suits if not explicitly pleaded, reinf…
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Madhya Pradesh High Court rules against maintenance if husband’s alleged unsound mind hinders earning
The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently ruled that a wife cannot claim maintenance from a husband she alleges is of unsound mind unless he’s capable of earning.
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Andhra Pradesh High Court allows decree correction for accidental survey number errors
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has clarified courts can correct accidental survey number errors in decrees under Section 152 CPC, provided property identity i…
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Understanding NSF Cheque Consequences: Financial and Legal Ramifications
Explore the comprehensive NSF check consequences, including bank fees, merchant penalties, ChexSystems reporting, and potential legal action for both payers…
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How to write a cheque correctly: Essential steps for accurate financial transactions
Learn how to write a cheque correctly with this step-by-step guide, focusing on essential components for secure and accurate financial transactions.
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Andhra Pradesh High Court clarifies ex-parte orders post-Vakalatnama filing
The Andhra Pradesh High Court clarified that courts cannot pass ex-parte orders against defendants who’ve filed a Vakalatnama, even for not filing a written…
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Himachal Pradesh High Court considers “old cheque” dishonour petition
The Himachal Pradesh High Court is reviewing a petition concerning a cheque returned as “88-Old Cheque” and the application of Section 138 of the Negotiable…
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Allahabad High Court clarifies suit transfer not sole remedy for pecuniary jurisdiction defects
The Allahabad High Court recently ruled that returning a plaint isn’t the only remedy for suits lacking pecuniary jurisdiction; they can be transferred under…
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Allahabad High Court Rules Woman Cannot Claim Maintenance As Live-In Partner Without Pleading Or Proving Such Relationship
The Allahabad High Court ruled a woman cannot claim maintenance as a live-in partner under Section 125 CrPC without proving the relationship, affecting finan…
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