Legal notice for recovery of dues: understanding the formal process
A legal notice for recovery of dues is a critical pre-litigation step for creditors seeking outstanding payments. Learn its format, process, and implications.
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Clarifying Liability of Trust Members in Cheque Bounce Cases
The Supreme Court of India has clarified the liability of trust members in cheque bounce cases, ruling that individual trustees, not the trust itself, are pr…
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Supreme Court confirms earnest money refund clause doesn’t bar specific performance in property sales
India’s Supreme Court rules that a refund clause for earnest money doesn’t prevent a buyer from seeking specific performance in property sales, boosting buye…
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Haryana Real Estate Authority rules Registered Conveyance Deed Does Not Constitute Lawful Possession Without Completion Approval
Haryana RERA clarifies that a registered conveyance deed doesn’t grant lawful possession without completion approval, holding developers accountable for stat…
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MP High Court denies divorce to wife over extramarital affair
The Madhya Pradesh High Court denied a wife’s divorce petition after she voluntarily left home and engaged in an extramarital affair, invoking the Hindu Marr…
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Calcutta High Court voids Sudipta Ghosh jail term in cheque case due to plea mismatch
The Calcutta High Court overturned Sudipta Ghosh’s six-month jail sentence in a cheque bounce case on July 16, 2026, citing critical plea discrepancies.
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Bombay High Court rules Vakalatnama filing won’t waive summons or start written statement clock
The Bombay High Court clarifies that filing a Vakalatnama does not waive summons service, firmly establishing when the limitation period for written statemen…
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Madras High Court admits private drug use chats to assess parent fitness in custody cases
The Madras High Court recently ruled that private chats showing a parent’s drug use are admissible in child custody cases, rejecting privacy claims.
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Allahabad High Court: No Evidence Without Written Statement, Rules Justice Manish Kumar Nigam
The Allahabad High Court, in a recent ruling by Justice Manish Kumar Nigam on July 17, 2026, held that a defendant cannot lead their own evidence after forfe…
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RBI moves to prevent defaulting borrowers from reacquiring stressed assets
India’s RBI tightens rules, barring banks and NBFCs from selling stressed non-financial assets back to defaulting borrowers to enhance transparency and curb…
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