Executing Court Must Conduct Full-Fledged Inquiry Under Order 21 Rule 97 CPC When Third-Party Objects To Possession: Supreme Court Administrative Lapse Of University Cannot Penalize Student By Denying Verification Of Academic Credentials: Supreme Court Professional Colleges Cannot Effect Mid-Course Fee Hikes; Fee Must Be Determined Before Admission Under AICTE Regulations: Supreme Court Compromise Decrees Under Order 23 Rule 3 CPC Must Be Given Full Effect, Courts Cannot Ignore Binding Settlements: Supreme Court Auction Of Public Resources | Rejection Of Highest Bid Requires Material Demonstrating Current Inadequacy And Cannot Rely Merely On Earlier Higher Bids: Supreme Court Section 19 PMLA | 'Immediately' In Section 19(2) Does Not Prescribe Fixed Timeline For Forwarding Arrest Material To Adjudicating Authority: Supreme Court Labour Court Must Grant Employer Opportunity To Lead Fresh Evidence After Domestic Inquiry Is Declared Unfair: Allahabad High Court Prosecution Permitted To Produce Additional Documents Under Section 242 CrPC Even At Trial Stage To Ensure Truth: Andhra Pradesh High Court Income Tax Act | Generation Of Surplus Does Not Disqualify Hospital From Philanthropic Exemption If Funds Are Applied To Charitable Objects: Bombay High Court Commercial Courts Act 2015 | Pre-Litigation Mediation Under Section 12A Is Not Mandatory In Urgent IP Infringement Suits: Delhi High Court Section 138 NI Act | Defence Witnesses Are Entitled To Equal Weightage As Prosecution Witnesses To Rebut Statutory Presumptions: Himachal Pradesh High Court Executing Deed Claiming Disputed Property Not 'False Document' Without Impersonation; Civil Disputes Can't Be Criminalised: Allahabad High Court Sessions Court Cannot Sentence Accused To Life Imprisonment 'Till Death' To Bar Remission Under Section 432 CrPC; Only Constitutional Courts Can: Supreme Court Anticipatory Bail | Merely Because Criminal Culpability Cannot Be Ruled Out In Civil Dispute, Pre-Arrest Bail Need Not Be Cancelled If Accused Cooperated: Supreme Court Section 498A IPC | Asking Daughter-In-Law To Do Household Chores Like Washing Clothes & Utensils Does Not Amount To 'Cruelty': Bombay High Court Investigation By Subordinate When SHO Is Informant Vitiates Trial For IPC Offences & Section 25 Arms Act: Allahabad High Court Section 125 CrPC | Adverse Finding Of Adultery Cannot Be Recorded Against Specifically Named Co-Adulterer Without Giving Opportunity Of Hearing: Allahabad High Court