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The Karnataka High Court recently reiterated that the legal rights of parties become established as of the date the legal action is initiated, such as filing a suit and that subsequent events that...

The Kerala High Court on Monday held that litigants should be allowed to seek early disposal of their cases only in exceptional cases where justifiable and genuine reasons are made out before the...

SUBJECT WISE INDEXAdministrative LawRules of Business - When the Cabinet constitutes a committee and the latter’s actions are validated by the Minister and the rest of the Council, then it cannot be...

SUBJECT WISE INDEX Administrative Law Rules of Business - When the Cabinet constitutes a committee and the latter’s actions are validated by the Minister and the rest of the Council,...

The Supreme Court Bench comprising of Justice Dinesh Maheshwari and Justice Sanjay Kumar, while adjudicating an appeal filed in Kusum Lata Sharma v Arvind Singh, has held that when the Rent Controller...

Recently, the Supreme Court held that the Court can decide a suit on merit under Order 17 Rule 3 Code of Civil Procedure if there is some material for deciding on merit, even though the material may...

In a notable judgment explaining the principles of res judiciata, the Supreme Court has held that an order closing the proceedings in a case cannot be construed as a final decision on merits so as to...

It is a settled law that the consent of other co-owners is not a precondition and so long as the co-owners do not have an objection to the eviction petition, the plea for eviction shall be maintainable.

The Supreme Court has original, appellate and advisory jurisdiction. Its exclusive original jurisdiction includes any dispute between the Centre and State(s) or between States as well as matters...

The Supreme Court on Friday allowed a landlord to reclaim possession of his shop located at Delhis Connaught Place followed by a 50-year-old legal battle with tenants in different judicial forums.