Writing a Cheque for Someone Else: Essential Steps and Legal Insights
Navigating the process of writing a cheque for someone else requires understanding key steps and legal definitions. Learn how to correctly fill out cheques f…
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K. Ranganayakulu v. State of Telangana: Clarifying Cheque Dishonour Liability
The Supreme Court of India’s K. Ranganayakulu v. State of Telangana judgment clarifies criminal liability for authorized signatories in cheque dishonour case…
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Post-dated cheques: navigating legality and criminal risks in 2026
Understand the legal complexities of post-dated cheques in 2026, including bank obligations and potential criminal charges for fraud or insufficient funds.
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Anticipatory Bail in India: Navigating Pre-Arrest Legal Protections
Anticipatory bail in India allows individuals to seek pre-arrest protection for non-bailable offenses, now under BNSS 2023. Understand its legal framework, a…
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Writing a Cheque to Yourself: Legalities and Best Practices
Understanding the legalities and practicalities of writing a check to yourself is crucial for managing personal finances. Learn when this is a federal crime…
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Delhi High Court: No Cheque Dishonour Case for Dissolved Company
Delhi High Court rules Section 138 NI Act proceedings for cheque dishonour are not sustainable against a dissolved company, clarifying legal standing for cor…
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Punjab and Haryana High Court mandate: sole proprietary concerns liable in cheque dishonour
The Punjab and Haryana High Court recently ruled that both a sole proprietor and their concern must be accused in cheque dishonour cases under the NI Act, di…
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Delhi High Court: Leave to Defend Not Automatic for Tenants in Eviction Cases
The Delhi High Court reiterates that ‘leave to defend’ in eviction petitions under the Delhi Rent Control Act isn’t automatically granted, requiring tenants…
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Supreme Court clarifies Order VII Rule 7 CPC: Partition cannot be decreed in title suits
The Supreme Court of India recently clarified Order VII Rule 7 CPC, ruling that courts cannot grant partition in title suits if not explicitly pleaded, reinf…
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Madhya Pradesh High Court rules against maintenance if husband’s alleged unsound mind hinders earning
The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently ruled that a wife cannot claim maintenance from a husband she alleges is of unsound mind unless he’s capable of earning.
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