Indian law offers multiple civil and criminal ways to recover dues
A comprehensive guide to the recovery of dues under Indian law. Learn about the civil and criminal remedies available, including summary suits, the IBC, and…
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Bounced Cheque Restitution and Collection Process: Complete Recovery Guide
An in-depth guide on the bounced cheque restitution and collection process, detailing civil remedies, demand letters, and bank regulations.
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Supreme Court Solidifies ‘No Forced Surrender’ Doctrine for Anticipatory Bail in India
The Supreme Court of India has solidified the ‘No Forced Surrender’ doctrine, clarifying the legal position on anticipatory bail without surrender for indivi…
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Gauhati High Court Rules Initial Authorisation Flaw In Section 138 Cheque Bounce Complaint Is Curable
The Gauhati High Court rules that an initial authorisation defect in a Section 138 cheque bounce complaint is a curable procedural error, not a fatal flaw.
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Supreme Court clarifies director liability in cheque dishonour cases, shields non-operational roles
The Supreme Court has ruled that a director merely signing a board resolution does not automatically imply liability in a cheque dishonour case under the NI…
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Mere Claim Of Ownership Of Suit Property Doesn’t Make Third Party A Necessary Party In Small Causes Suit: Allahabad High Cour
The Allahabad High Court rules that a third party claiming ownership of a property cannot automatically join a small causes suit between a landlord and tenant.
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Supreme Court Mandates Para-Wise Reply To Plaint In Written Statements
The Supreme Court of India ruled that a written statement must contain a para-wise reply to plaint allegations to avoid being treated as a deemed admission.
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Delhi High Court Clarifies Written Statement Filing Period Starts Upon Document Supply, Dismisses Rajesh Kathpal Petition
The Delhi High Court rules the written statement filing period only begins when defendants receive all suit documents, ensuring meaningful service of summons.
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Madras High Court curtails trial courts extending written statement filing time on their own
The Madras High Court recently ruled that trial courts cannot extend the written statement filing time beyond 30 days on their own, emphasizing strict adhere…
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Delhi Consumer Court Reinforces Strict Filing Deadlines for Consumer Disputes
The Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has reaffirmed strict filing deadlines for written statements and review applications in consumer case…
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