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Presumption Of Correctness Of Judicial Records Not Absolute And Can Be Rebutted By Direct Evidence: Kerala High Court on Married Daughter Cannot Challenge Partition After 21-Year Slumber If She Had Knowledge: Madhya Pradesh High Court Kerala High Court Orders Immediate Suspension Of Lakshadweep CJM For Allegedly Forging Witness Deposition To Convict Accused Supreme Court Bars Post-Divorce Maintenance Claims When Wife Voluntarily Waived Maintenance In Settlement Agreement Advocate Is An Officer Of Court, Not Mere Agent Of Client: Allahabad High Court Distinguishes Between Active Concealment & Statement In Ignorance, Slaps Cost On Litigants For Misleading Bench Cannot Summon Accused Mechanically On Protest Petition Without Assigning Justifiable Reasons: Andhra Pradesh High Court Increment Not A Bounty: Allahabad High Court Rules Public Holiday Cannot Delay Pay Hike For Teachers Joining Next Working Day Paying Taxes Or Utility Connections Confer No Legal Ownership Over Govt Land': Andhra Pradesh High Court Orders Demolition Of Encroachment
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Kerala High Court Orders Immediate Suspension Of Lakshadweep CJM For Allegedly Forging Witness Deposition To Convict Accused

"The pen of a judicial officer is powerful, but it should be used with great caution, of course without fear and favour... If the allegation

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“Doubt Is a Shield, Not a Defect”, Madras High Court set aside the conviction of two men for robbery and attempted murder, holding that the identification of the accused was...

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Gratuitous Possession Does Not Ripen Into Ownership—Brother Cannot Resist Eviction After Licence is Revoked: Allahabad High Court Upholds Mandatory Injunction
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“A Family Arrangement Cannot Override Registered Gift Deeds—No Co-Ownership Without Title or Proof”, Allahabad High Court delivered a decisive judgment, dismissing an appeal against a decree of mandatory injunction and...

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November 20, 2025
Magistrate Cannot Impose Cost Against Complainant Merely Because Accused Is Acquitted in Cheque Bounce Case: Bombay High Court
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"Mere Failure to Prove Case Is Not Malicious Prosecution" — Trial Court’s ₹25,000 Compensation Order Held Unjustified Under Section 250 CrPC. In a decisive ruling that draws a sharp boundary...

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November 20, 2025
Limitation | Liberal Interpretation of Delay Cannot Apply Where Negligence and Lack of Diligence Are Proven: Madhya Pradesh High Court
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"Law of Limitation Must Be Applied With Full Rigour When Negligence Is Evident; Mere Ignorance Despite Public Notice Is No Justification", Madhya Pradesh High Court upholding the dismissal of a...

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November 19, 2025
Execution Courts Cannot Rewrite Decrees—Deposit Meant to Satisfy Compensation Cannot Be Swallowed by Interest Alone: Kerala High Court
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“Interest on Amount Already Deposited Must Cease from Date of Deposit—Balance Alone Can Accrue Interest Thereafter”, In a significant ruling Kerala High Court set aside an execution order that had...

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November 19, 2025
A Long Stop Date is Not a Mere Formality—It Terminates Rights Automatically: Bombay High Court Rejects Specific Performance
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"Once the Long Stop Date Lapses Without Compliance, the Contract Dies Its Natural Death—No Room for Revival or Enforcement Thereafter", Bombay High Court, in a crucial ruling concerning commercial contract...

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November 19, 2025
Public Interest Must Not Become Publicity Interest: J&K High Court Warns Against Misuse of PIL Jurisdiction
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In a strongly worded judgment High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh at Jammu, comprising Justice Rajnesh Oswal and Chief Justice Arun Palli, dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL)...

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November 19, 2025
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 “Parties Cannot Contract Out Of Post-Award Interest”, Supreme Court of India delivered a significant judgment in Sri Lakshmi Hotel Pvt. Limited & Anr. v. Sriram City Union Finance Ltd. &...

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Judgment on Admission Cannot Replace a Full Trial Where Facts Are Disputed: Gauhati High Court Sets Aside Decree of Specific Performance
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“The Court cannot sidestep a full trial when material propositions of fact and law are in controversy. An evasive written statement does not justify denying the defendants a chance to...

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