How to recover money from clients
Learn how to navigate money recovery in India using legal notices, Section 138 NI Act, and MSME Samadhaan. Recover unpaid dues with these legal tools and evi…
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Madhya Pradesh High Court confirms Article 227 challenge to Commercial Court orders
Madhya Pradesh High Court rules an Article 227 petition is maintainable against Commercial Court orders refusing to reject a plaint if the order is perverse.
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Delhi High Court rules commercial court cannot deny liberty to refile suit without rejection under the CPC
Delhi High Court sets aside Saket Commercial Court order in the Krishan Chawla v Sanjeev Jain case, allowing the plaintiff to refile despite procedural errors.
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Bombay High Court rules RERA revocation not sole remedy for homebuyers
The Bombay High Court ruled that RERA registration revocation is not the sole remedy for stalled projects, allowing buyers to seek completion via other legal…
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Telangana regulator fines Indo Qatar Projects ₹38.63 lakh for unregistered projects
Telangana RERA has fined Indo Qatar Projects Pvt. Ltd. ₹38.63 lakh for marketing unregistered projects and acting as an unlicensed agent. Read the full order…
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Allahabad High Court orders Small Cause Courts to return title dispute plaints
The Allahabad High Court ruled that a Small Cause Court must return a plaint if a bona fide title dispute cannot be decided summarily under Section 23.
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Supreme Court of India bars second suit for title declaration in property dispute
The Supreme Court of India reiterates the doctrine of constructive res judicata under Section 11 CPC, barring parties from raising claims that ought to have…
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Supreme Court upholds registered sale deed validity despite minor discrepancy
The Supreme Court ruled a registered sale deed is presumed valid despite witness errors. Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra clarified attestation in land disputes.
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Uttarakhand High Court rules res judicata not rigid for procedural orders
The Uttarakhand High Court ruled that res judicata does not rigidly apply to interlocutory procedural orders like restoring cross-examination in divorce cases.
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Supreme Court of India rules courts cannot hear premature cheque bounce complaints
The Supreme Court ruled in Yogendra Pratap Singh vs. Savitri Pandey that cheque bounce complaints filed before the 15-day notice period are legally invalid.
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