Supreme Court clarifies commercial courts act appeals for plaint rejection
The Supreme Court of India has clarified that an order rejecting a plaint under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, is appealable, while refusing to reject it i…
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Understanding India’s Strict Notice Period for Cheque Dishonour Cases
Navigating the legal intricacies of cheque dishonour cases in India requires strict adherence to notice periods under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instrumen…
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Section 138 NI Act cheque dishonour case ngo treasurer explained
Explore Section 138 of India’s Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, which criminalises cheque dishonour. Understand the law, its purpose, and penalties for cheq…
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Justice Arun Kumar Jha allows pleading amendments after trial starts in property dispute
The Patna High Court rules under Order VI Rule 17 CPC that amending pleadings after trial start is allowed if necessary for a just conclusion of the case.
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High Court of Bombay at Goa rules out amending filings to confer jurisdiction
The Bombay High Court rules that a plaintiff cannot confer jurisdiction by amending pleadings if it changes the dispute nature. Read the latest case analysis.
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The Amendment In The Pleadings, By Way Of Adding Mutually Destructive and Inconsistent Pleas/Reliefs/Claims, Not Permissible: P&H HC
Justice Meenakshi I. Mehta dismisses the Malkiat Singh vs. Kasturba Gandhi Memorial Trust petition, ruling against mutually destructive pleas in property dis…
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Amendment Of Pleadings Are Intended To Promote Ends Of Justice, Not Defeat Them: J&K High Court
Justice Javed Iqbal Wani of the Jammu High Court sets aside a Trial Court order, allowing 74-year-old Khazan Singh to amend a land suit in Akhnoor. Read more.
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Documents Being Voluminous No Excuse For Their Belated Production : Supreme Court
Supreme Court dismisses Levitate Mobile Technologies’ appeal, upholding rejection of late evidence in Standard Chartered Bank case.
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Karnataka High Court Relaxes VC Rules, Allows Senior Citizen Widow In USA To Record Evidence From Her Home In Probate Case
Karnataka High Court Relaxes VC Rules, Allows Senior Citizen Widow In USA To Record Evidence From Her Home In Probate Case
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Discord Between Parents And Wife Not A Ground To Deny Monthly Maintenance To Elderly Parents: Bombay High Court
Justice Neela Gokhale rejects family discord as grounds to deny elderly parents ₹8,000 support. Bombay High Court upholds maintenance rights under the 2007 Act.
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