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State govt officers can't file frivolous petitions as they don't have to pay from own pockets: SC - Vimarsana News

State govt officers can't file frivolous petitions as they don't have to pay from own pockets: SC

The Supreme Court has said that the state government officers cannot be permitted to file frivolous petitions merely because they do not have to pay from their own pockets for indulging in litigation.

Third Party Having Interest In The Immovable Property Can Challenge The Award Before The Executing Court If The Award Was Obtained Fraudulently: Sikkim High Court - Vimarsana News

Third Party Having Interest In The Immovable Property Can Challenge The Award Before The Executing Court If The Award Was Obtained Fraudulently: Sikkim High Court

The High Court of Sikkim has held that a third party/objector can file a petition under O.XXI R.97 R/W Section 47 of CPC before the Executing Court if it can be shown that the arbitral award in ...

Source: livelaw.in
Supreme Court Monthly Roundup- August 2023 - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Monthly Roundup- August 2023

Judgments/OrdersUAPA - 'Watali' Precedent Won't Apply If Evidence Is Of Low Probative Value On Surface Level Analysis: Supreme CourtCase title: Vernon v. State of MaharashtraCitation: 2023 LiveLaw...

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Supreme Court Weekly Round-Up [Aug 21-27] - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Weekly Round-Up [Aug 21-27]

Judgments/OrdersSupreme Court Sets Aside Order Suspending Conviction Of Lakshadweep MP Mohammed Faizal; Asks Kerala HC To Decide AfreshCase Title: U.T. Administration of Lakshadweep v. Mohammed Faizal...

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Execution Petition Can't Be Dismissed As Inexcutable Merely Because Property's Possession Is Lost To Third Party : Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Execution Petition Can't Be Dismissed As Inexcutable Merely Because Property's Possession Is Lost To Third Party : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Executing Court cannot dismiss an execution petition by treating the decree for possession as inexecutable, merely on the basis that the property has been lost to...

Source: livelaw.in