Supreme Court Places Execution Petition Onus on Decree-Holder
India’s Supreme Court ruled that the execution petition onus lies with the decree-holder to prove willful violation by the judgment debtor, clarifying enforc…
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India’s Supreme Court decries persistent decree execution delays
The Supreme Court of India recently highlighted the persistent problems of decree execution delays, noting litigants face the same struggles as in the 19th c…
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Telangana High Court allows self-certification for personal digital evidence
The Telangana High Court ruled on July 23, 2026, that individuals can self-certify WhatsApp chats and emails from personal devices as electronic evidence und…
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Bombay High Court Rejects US Woman’s Maintenance Plea Over High Living Costs
The Bombay High Court recently ruled that a US-based woman earning substantially more than her husband cannot seek interim maintenance solely due to high liv…
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Rajasthan High Court quashes proceedings against Former Principal Under NI Act For Dishonour of School Cheque Issued After His Resignation
The Rajasthan High Court ruled that a former principal cannot face prosecution for cheque dishonour if the cheque was issued after their resignation, reinfor…
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Kerala High Court Upholds Wife’s Half Share in Joint Property Despite Husband’s Sole Payment
A recent Kerala High Court ruling confirms a wife’s right to a half share in jointly purchased property, even if the husband paid the entire cost, unless fra…
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Understanding the Role of Treasurer in Cheque
Explore the critical role of a treasurer in cheque dishonour cases, from preventive financial oversight and robust internal controls to mitigating legal and…
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Wrong Statement’ In Pleadings Not Necessarily A ‘False Statement’ : Supreme Court Quashes Perjury Case
The Supreme Court of India is addressing appeals in the decades-long Dr. Abdul Hameed case, linked to the 1996 Samleti bus explosion, highlighting challenges…
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Supreme Court limits revisional jurisdiction S. 115 CPC
The Supreme Court on July 21, 2026, clarified that revisional jurisdiction under S. 115 CPC cannot correct factual errors, even if concealed. This ruling lim…
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Admission of Issuing Cheque Alone Can’t Be Treated As Plea Of Guilt In S.138 NI Act Case: J&K&L High Court
The J&K&L High Court rules that admitting to issuing a cheque isn’t an automatic plea of guilt in a Section 138 NI Act case. Justice Sanjay Dhar emphasizes s…
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