Can You File Both a RERA Complaint and a Consumer Case for the Same Flat?
Can you file both a RERA complaint and a consumer case for the same flat? Parallel cases can clash. Choose the forum with the agreement and the relief you…
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Delhi High Court, gPA holder is an agent, not owner, must remit all sale proceeds
The Delhi High Court has ruled that a General Power of Attorney (GPA) holder cannot claim property ownership and is legally bound to remit all sale proceeds…
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Personal Guarantee Invoked Against a Director – What Happens Next?
Personal guarantee invoked against a director – what happens next? The company’s default can become the director’s personal liability. Know what to check…
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Supreme Court Mandates Time-Barred Suit Dismissal
India’s Supreme Court reaffirms courts must dismiss any time-barred suit, even if not pleaded by the defence. A critical legal principle for civil cases.
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Supreme Court Rules Partner Of Unregistered Firm Can’t File Suit For Recovery Against Other Partners
The Supreme Court of India reaffirmed that partners of unregistered firms cannot file recovery suits against co-partners, emphasizing the mandatory nature of…
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Supreme Court Uphold Sale Deed Validity Despite unpaid consideration
The Supreme Court ruled on August 7, 2026, that a registered sale deed remains valid even with unpaid consideration, clarifying that the seller’s remedy is a…
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Supreme Court Orders Property Use, Not Master Plan, Governs Stamp Duty
The Supreme Court of India ruled on August 24, 2026, that property’s actual use, not master plan classification, determines stamp duty, overturning a Rajasth…
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Supreme Court of India affirms Govt Cannot Resort To Summary Eviction When Bona Fide Title Dispute Exists
The Indian Supreme Court ruled on August 29, 2026, curbing government summary eviction powers when bona fide land title disputes exist, especially those deca…
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Supreme Court clarifies undue influence in elder property transfers
India’s Supreme Court clarifies that ‘undue influence’ in elder property transfers cannot be inferred solely from caregiving. The ruling sets clear evidentia…
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Supreme Court Blocks Pawnees from Self-Selling Pledged Shares in Default Cases
India’s Supreme Court ruled on May 12, 2022, that lenders cannot self-sell pledged shares upon default, clarifying pawnor rights under the Contract and Depos…
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