Gauhati High Court curbs ‘dominus litis’ power in Kimi Sarda impleadment case
The Gauhati High Court has clarified that a plaintiff’s ‘dominus litis’ right doesn’t override judicial discretion to implead proper parties, as seen in Kimi…
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Supreme Court clarifies lis pendens, property sale during suit subject to final
The Supreme Court of India clarified the doctrine of lis pendens on March 30, 2023, ruling that property sales during litigation are not invalid but remain s…
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Delhi High Court: Courts can’t compel document filing, litigant’s choice upheld
The Delhi High Court recently clarified that courts cannot compel a party to file documents they did not choose to rely upon, upholding the litigant’s prerog…
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Documents Can Be Produced During Cross-Examination In Civil Trial To Confront Party To Suit Or Witness: Supreme Court
India’s Supreme Court, in a landmark ruling, clarified civil trial document production. Documents can now confront parties or witnesses in cross-examination,…
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Bounced Cheque Lawyer: Navigating Legal and Financial Consequences
A bounced cheque lawyer offers crucial advice and representation for individuals and businesses navigating dishonored checks. Understand when legal counsel i…
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Allahabad High Court clarifies suit transfer not sole remedy for pecuniary jurisdiction defects
The Allahabad High Court recently ruled that returning a plaint isn’t the only remedy for suits lacking pecuniary jurisdiction; they can be transferred under…
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Supreme Court clarifies Order VII Rule 11 CPC: prayer appropriateness not grounds for rejection
The Supreme Court recently clarified the scope of Order VII Rule 11 CPC, ruling that the appropriateness of a prayer is not grounds for plaint rejection. Thi…
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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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Decoding India’s Civil Justice: The Complete Guide to CPC Bare Act
The CPC Bare Act is India’s principal law governing civil litigation. Understand its history, structure, key stages, and recent amendments.
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Jammu & Kashmir High Court Affirms Plaint Rejection Under Order 7 Rule 11 CPC Is Appealable
The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has ruled that a rejection of plaint under Order 7 Rule 11 CPC is a “deemed decree” and is appealable, not revisabl…
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