Gauhati High Court sets aside probate, rules mere production of Will not proof
Gauhati High Court rules that mere production of an original Will or marking it as an exhibit is insufficient for probate without strict proof of due attesta…
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Karnataka High Court upholds civil courts act, shifts appeals to district courts
Karnataka High Court upholds Karnataka Civil Courts Amendment Act 2023, shifting First Appeals to District Courts. Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru confirms validity.
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Supreme Court of India rules witness testimony insufficient for Wills in suspicious cases
Supreme Court India rules suspicious circumstances make witness testimony insufficient for Wills. Justice Manoj Misra bench restores disinherited rights.
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Bombay High Court orders S. 24 Specific Relief Act Does Not Bar Fresh Suit For Refund Of Earnest Money After Dismissal Of Specific Performance Suit
The Bombay High Court’s Aurangabad Bench, under Mehroz K. Pathan, J., ordered Khandesh Gosevashrmantatgat Goshala to refund ₹2 Lakhs plus 9% interest in a Dh…
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Supreme Court clarifies: Deposit not mandatory for stay of money decree
The Supreme Court of India recently clarified that a deposit is not mandatory for a stay of money decree under Order XLI Rule 5 CPC, allowing unconditional s…
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Supreme Court mandates explicit plea for earnest money refund in specific performance suits
The Supreme Court has clarified that courts cannot grant an earnest money refund in specific performance suits unless explicitly prayed for by the plaintiff.
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Supreme Court mandates ad valorem court fees on claimed damages
The Supreme Court of India ruled that mandating ad valorem court fees for money suits claiming compensation, clarifying Section 7 of the Court…
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Punjab & Haryana High Court: Court fee in money suits linked to amount claimed
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has affirmed that court fees in money suits must be paid according to the amount claimed by the litigant, reinforcing Secti…
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Uttarakhand High Court dismisses Rakesh Mehra’s petition on June 25, 2026
The Uttarakhand High Court rules a proclaimed offender cannot file a quashing petition through power of attorney. Absconding accused Rakesh Mehra loses relief.
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Supreme Court of India helds Readiness Must Be Proved From Time For Agreement Execution & Not Just After Filing Suit
The Supreme Court rules that Specific Relief Act readiness must be proved from the time of agreement execution, rejecting financial documents created after f…
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