Madras High Court clarifies inherent powers, bars unpleaded money decrees
The Madras High Court recently ruled on the limitations of inherent powers, stating courts cannot grant a money decree if it’s not pleaded. This decision cla…
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Allahabad High Court upholds ₹20,000 monthly maintenance, ruling denial violates wife’s dignity
The Allahabad High Court ruled that denying maintenance, forcing a wife into destitution, violates her constitutional right to dignity under Article 21. This…
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When is Surrender Not Required for Anticipatory Bail in India?
Understand when is surrender not required for anticipatory bail in India, based on Supreme Court rulings and the latest legal framework. This guide clarifies…
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Clearing a Bounced Cheque Case: Essential Steps to Resolution
Learn essential steps for clearing a bounced cheque case, covering actions for both cheque writers and recipients, fees involved, and proactive measures to pre…
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Allahabad High Court: Builders must pay RERA interest
The Allahabad High Court has ruled builders must pay RERA interest for delayed possession at the rate they charge allottees, upholding a 24% annual rate and…
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Maharashtra REAT: Accepting delayed home possession doesn’t waive interest
A recent Maharashtra REAT ruling reinforces that homebuyers retain their right to claim interest for delayed possession, even after accepting the property. T…
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Calcutta High Court: Court to decide on skipping commercial mediation
The Calcutta High Court recently ruled that courts, not parties, determine if a commercial suit is urgent enough to bypass pre-institution mediation, strengt…
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Kerala High Court confirms joint venture exit payment disputes remain commercial
Kerala High Court rules a joint venture exit dispute involving a dishonored cheque remains a commercial dispute under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015. Justic…
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Delhi High Court clarifies independent director liability in cheque dishonor cases
The Delhi High Court has clarified the liability of independent directors in cheque dishonor cases, stating specific involvement is needed for prosecution un…
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Supreme Court upholds trustee cheque dishonour liability for signatories, bypassing trusts
The Supreme Court of India has reaffirmed trustee cheque dishonour liability, ruling that complaints can proceed against individual signatories without namin…
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