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Buyer's Knowledge Of Title Defect Doesn't Extinguish Statutory Warranty Of Title Unless Sale Deed Specifically Excludes It: Kerala High Court

"Law is clear that [Section 55 of the Transfer of Property Act] gives a warranty of title even in cases where the buyer is aware

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"Any Amount Received Or Receivable Not Only On Account Of Accidental Death But That Which Would Have Come To The Claimant Even Otherwise Cannot Be Construed As A Pecuniary Advantage...

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March 17, 2026
Police Cannot Offer A Third Option During NDPS Search: Supreme Court Upholds Acquittal In 11 Kg Charas Case, Holds Section 50 Violation Vitiates Entire Trial
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"There Is No Third Option To Be Searched Before The Police Officer — The Consent Obtained Was Not In Conformity With Section 50 Of The NDPS Act And Has Vitiated...

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When Police Search Both The Bag And The Body, Section 50 NDPS Cannot Be Bypassed: Supreme Court Settles The Boundaries Of A Critical Safeguard
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"If The Bag Carried By A Person Is Searched And His Person Is Also Searched, Section 50 Of The NDPS Act Will Have Application — There Is No Escape From...

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Mahanta Cannot Sue in Personal Name for Math Property: Orissa High Court Restores Trial Court Decree
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ED Cannot Freeze Entire Company Accounts When Sole Surviving FIR Involves Only Rs.42 Lakhs: Karnataka High Court
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"Enforcement Directorate cannot resort to action against any person for money laundering on an assumption that the property recovered must be proceeds of crime", In a significant ruling that places...

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Sole Testimony Without Corroboration Unsafe For Conviction In Delayed Rape FIR: Supreme Court Acquits Four
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"It is very dangerous to convict the accused when the prosecutrix could venture to wait for seven months for filing the FIR for rape. This leaves the accused totally defenceless",...

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Mere Acquaintance With Complainant Cannot Make a Witness 'Interested': Supreme Court Sets Clear Bar for Discrediting Prosecution Witnesses in Corruption Cases
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"To brand the witness as an interested witness, the defence is required to bring specific material before the Court showing the hostility of the particular witness", In a ruling that...

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Excise Constable Convicted for Demanding Rs. 500 Bribe Cannot Escape on 35-Year-Old Technicalities: Supreme Court Upholds Conviction, Modifies Sentence Considering Age
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"Act provides an opportunity to the accused to get himself examined in the open court on oath in order to reveal the truth but he has not dared to avail...

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Confirmed Auction Sale Not Immune From Scrutiny on Valuation: Supreme Court Upholds Remand to DRT, Protects Bona Fide Purchaser's Rights
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"Principle of finality attached to court-confirmed auction sales cannot operate to shield the process from judicial examination where the question relates to the adequacy of valuation or fixation of reserve...

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