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Once Trial On All Issues Has Started, One Issue Cannot Be Tried As Preliminary: : Supreme Court Explains Order XIV Rule 2(2) CPC

Police officer who fails to furnish written grounds of arrest must face departmental inquiry: Supreme Court

Prosecution U/S.406 IPC Of Every Member Of Family Can’t Be Sustained Merely On Basis Of General Allegation Of Non-Return Of Stridhan: Delhi High Court

Wife Not Entitled To Interim Maintenance For Period She Was Employed: Delhi High Court Modifies Family Court Order

Non-Admissibility Of Document Produced Along With Plaint Not A Ground For Rejection Of Plaint: Supreme Court

O 7 Rule 11 CPC | Admissibility Of Document Cannot Be Decided While Considering Rejection Of Plaint : Supreme Court

Loan Recovery Guidelines Exist Only On Paper: Supreme Court Directs RBI To Ensure Compliance By Banks And NBFCs

Finance company can not seize vehicle by force.

What Happens When Property Sale Agreement Has Tampered Date? Supreme Court Explains in 1984 Dispute The Supreme Court restored dismissal of a specific performance suit over a 1984 property agreement, citing suspicious alterations, stamp paper discrepancies and an admitted receipt.

Baptismal Certificate Not A Prescribed Document U/S 94 JJ Act To Prove Minor’s Age: Supreme Court Converts POCSO Conviction Into Rape U/S 376 IPC

Mere Long Possession Not Evidence Of Adverse Possession; Element Of Hostility Has To Be Affirmatively Established: Supreme Court

Lack Of Permission Under Order 1 Rule 8 CPC Does Not Warrant Dismissal Of Suit, Outcome Remains Binding Between Parties: Allahabad High Court

Section 69 BNS: Breach of Promise to Marry Due to Unavoidable Circumstances Is Not Rape, Says SC

Borrower’s Delay In Seeking Title Documents Deposited As Security Does Not Absolve Bank Of Duty To Preserve Them: Bombay High Court

Arrest is not a routin police power.

Senior Citizens Act Cannot Be Used To Harass Party Otherwise Protected Under Law: Bombay High Court Dismisses Father-In-Law's Plea To Evict Daughter-In-Law

Mere Long Possession Does Not Mature Into Adverse Possession Without Hostile Assertion of Ownership: Supreme Court By Law Trend

Habeas Corpus Petition For Custody Can't Be Dismissed Solely Due To Alternative Remedy Before Family Court: Supreme Court

Joint Writs Seeking Individual Benefits Must Pay Court Fees ‘Per Petitioner’, Not ‘Per Petition’: Bombay High Court

District Magistrate Cannot Reopen Closed Externment Proceedings Without Statutory Power Or Prior Hearing: Supreme Court