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Developer Cannot Resile From Agreement To Allot Alternate Accommodation After Taking Possession For Redevelopment: Supreme Court

"The developer cannot casually after all these years having obtained a consent, leading to vacation of premises and possession being handed over for the purpose

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  • Developer Cannot Resile From Agreement To Allot Alternate Accommodation After Taking Possession For Redevelopment: Supreme Court
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  • Legal Heirs Entitled To Alternate Accommodation As 'Occupants' In Cessed Building Redevelopment Even Without Probate: Supreme Court
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  • NDPS Act | Prosecution Cannot Rely Solely On Co-Accused's Statement When No Contraband Recovered From Accused: Calcutta High Court Quashes Criminal Proceedings

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February 09, 2026
Framing of Charge is Not a Final Order, No Appeal Lies Under Section 14A of SC/ST Act: Himachal Pradesh High Court
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"An Order Which Does Not Terminate Proceedings Is Merely Interlocutory" –  High Court of Himachal Pradesh dismissed a criminal appeal filed under Section 14A of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled...

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February 09, 2026
Forcing a Child to Carry the Trauma Is an Assault on Dignity: Gujarat High Court Allows Termination of 15-Week Pregnancy of 14-Year-Old Rape Survivor
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“Continuance of Pregnancy in a Minor Rape Case Presumed to Cause Grave Mental Injury”, High Court of Gujarat permitting the medical termination of pregnancy of a 14-year-and-6-month-old minor rape survivor....

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February 09, 2026
Mere Abusive Language or Threat, Without Sexual Colour, Does Not Attract Section 354A IPC: Delhi High Court
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“Abuse, Suspicion or Quarrel Is Not Sexual Crime…..Penal Provisions on Sexual Offences Cannot Be Invoked on Assumptions or Emotions”, Delhi High Court, through Justice Chandrasekharan Sudha, delivered a significant acquittal...

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February 09, 2026
Common Intention Must Be Proved—No One Can Be Convicted Solely for Being Named Among a Group: Calcutta High Court
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“Vague, Omnibus Allegations Without Specific Role Cannot Sustain Conviction Under Section 323 IPC”, In a powerful reaffirmation of the individual culpability principle under criminal law, the Calcutta High Court on...

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February 09, 2026
Deemed Conveyance Does Not Enlarge Title — Civil Court Must Adjudicate Ownership Disputes: Bombay High Court
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"The deemed conveyance under MOFA transfers only such right, title and interest as the promoter actually possesses. It does not adjudicate or enlarge title", Bombay High Court dismissed a challenge...

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February 09, 2026
Lok Adalat Award Cannot Override Registered Lease Deed: Andhra Pradesh High Court Dismisses Execution Petition for Eviction
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“Once Parties Enter Fresh Registered Lease, Execution of Prior Compromise Decree Is Not Maintainable” – In a significant ruling dealing with the execution of compromise decrees arising from Lok Adalat...

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February 09, 2026
Where Medical Evidence Creates Reasonable Doubt, Benefit Must Go To The Accused: Allahabad High Court Sets Aside Murder Conviction
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"Medical Evidence Suggests Possibility of Accidental Death – Not Homicide", In a powerful reaffirmation of the primacy of forensic truth in criminal trials, the Allahabad High Court on 6th February...

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February 08, 2026
Discretionary Powers Cannot Be Invoked to Cure Litigant’s Lapses: Andhra Pradesh High Court Refuses Reopening of Evidence After 3-Year Delay
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“No Right to Patch Up the Gaps”, In a firm reiteration of procedural discipline and limited supervisory jurisdiction, the High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 6 February 2026 dismissed three...

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February 08, 2026
Identification Must Be Beyond Doubt, Not Beyond Hope: Delhi High Court Acquits Man Convicted for Attempt to Murder
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“Where the identity of the accused itself is doubtful, the conviction cannot be sustained” — In a strong reminder that criminal convictions cannot rest on conjecture or inconsistent testimony, the...

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