Patna High Court bars specific performance for buyer failing to pay Rs. 25 lakh
The Patna High Court ruled that a plaintiff failing essential contract terms cannot seek Specific Performance under Section 16(c) of the Specific Relief Act,…
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Delhi High Court upholds eviction, rejects pagri as perpetual tenancy right
The Delhi High Court rules that payment of pagri does not make a tenancy non-terminable. Landlords can still seek eviction despite upfront premium payments.
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Delhi High Court helds better possessory title in property dispute
The Delhi High Court rules that a plaintiff with a better possessory title can recover property from an occupant who lacks a superior legal right to stay.
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Digital platforms now offer automated WhatsApp alerts for pending NRI cases
NRIs can now track Indian court cases from abroad via eCourts tools, overcoming timezone hurdles and managing criminal matters.
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Questions NRIs must ask to vet Indian lawyers
Non-Resident Indians seeking legal help in India must ask these questions guide to find a lawyer, covering property disputes, FEMA, and POA management
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Principles allowing judgments based on clear admissions
Learn how Indian courts use admissions to shorten litigation and provide speedy judgments witho…
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Rajasthan High Court Allows Fresh Cheque Bounce Complaint After Premature Filing Withdrawal
The Rajasthan High Court has ruled that fresh cheque bounce complaints can be refiled after premature filings, ensuring technical errors don’t stop justice.
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Supreme Court Reiterates that a judgment on admission is an exception to the ordinary rule
The Supreme Court has Reiterated that a judgment on admission is an exception to the ordinary rule that civil disputes must be adjudicated after parties are afforded full opportunity to lead evidence because a decree under Order XII Rule 6 of the CPC results in denial of a trial
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Punjab & Haryana High Court rules blank cheques trigger liability once signed
The Punjab & Haryana High Court ruled that an accused must present a probable defence to rebut the presumption under the NI Act, as a blank cheque claim is i…
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Delhi High Court confirms Indian courts can hear foreign cheque complaints
The Delhi High Court has ruled that Indian courts have jurisdiction over ‘foreign cheques’ under Section 138 of the NI Act if deposited for encashment in India.
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