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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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Cannot Summon Accused Mechanically On Protest Petition Without Assigning Justifiable Reasons: Andhra Pradesh High Court

"Before ordering the issuance of summons, the learned trial court ought to have considered the entire material and assigned justifiable reasons to establish the involvement of petitioner

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  • August 25, 2026
  • Cannot Summon Accused Mechanically On Protest Petition Without Assigning Justifiable Reasons: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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  • August 25, 2026
  • 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
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  • August 25, 2026
  • Kerala High Court Orders Immediate Suspension Of Lakshadweep CJM For Allegedly Forging Witness Deposition To Convict Accused

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February 07, 2026
Once Delay Is Found Not Attributable To Contractor, Everything Else Must Fall: Bombay High Court Upholds Arbitral Award Against Solapur Municipal Corporation
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“Strangely enough, instead of extending the period of contract, the contract has been terminated after imposing penalties... The delay is solely attributable to the respondents and not to the claimant.”...

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February 07, 2026
Lex Non Cogit Ad Impossibilia – Law Does Not Compel Performance of Impossibility: Orissa High Court Quashes Rejection of Contractor's Claim for Price Escalation Due to Quarry Closure
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“Rates and Prices Quoted by Bidder Shall Be Fixed” , In a detailed and significant judgment Orissa High Court, sitting at Cuttack, emphatically held that a contractor cannot be denied...

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February 07, 2026
Baseless Allegations on Fidelity Justify Wife Living Separately – Maintenance Cannot Be Denied on Grounds of Character Attacks Unsubstantiated by Evidence: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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"Maintenance to Minor Child is Absolute and Unquestionable, Irrespective of Father's Objections", On 6th February 2026, the Andhra Pradesh High Court delivered a crucial judgment reaffirming the rights of a...

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February 07, 2026
Non-Consummation Can’t Be Raised As Afterthought To Defeat Maintenance:  Madras High Court Cuts Quantum But Upholds Wife & Child’s Right
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“Section 112 Presumption Shields Child; Interim Maintenance Cannot Be Denied On Vague Pleas”, Madras High Court reiterating that a husband cannot defeat interim maintenance by raising a belated plea of...

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February 07, 2026
Sanction Once Refused Under PC Act Cannot Be Overruled by Another Authority: Madhya Pradesh High Court
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“Section 19(1) PC Act confers exclusive jurisdiction on competent authority — Once refused, sanction cannot be revisited or reversed under municipal powers”, In a decisive judgment that reinforces the sanctity...

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February 07, 2026
State Cannot Rewrite Recruitment Rules: Gujarat High Court Slams Denial of Applications Based on Misreading of Experience Requirement for Head Teacher Post
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“Experience Need Not Be Post-B.Ed. – Rule Nowhere Says So,” In a significant ruling with wide implications for recruitment in public education services, the Gujarat High Court has held that...

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February 07, 2026
Ceiling Law Can Revisit the Past: 1964 Discharge Not a Shield Against Mandatory Re-Determination: Allahabad High Court
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“Amendments Brought a Complete Change in the Scheme of the Act and Mandated Compulsory Re-Determination”, High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, Lucknow Bench, delivered a significant ruling decisively settling a...

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February 07, 2026
Section 38-B Expressly Excludes Res Juicata; Past Findings Cannot Bar Re-Trial Under Amended Ceiling Law: Allahabad High Court
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“Res Judicata Has No Place in Ceiling Law: Old Orders Can’t Freeze Agrarian Reforms” — In another crucial facet of its 06 February 2026 ruling, the Allahabad High Court delivered...

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February 07, 2026
Economic Offences Are Not Trivial Disputes—They Threaten National Integrity: Delhi High Court Rejects Anticipatory Bail in ₹65 Crore Crypto-Laundering Cyber Scam
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“Digital Shadows of a Fraud Empire” —  In a detailed and scathing judgment Delhi High Court dismissed the anticipatory bail applications of two alleged key operatives of a cyber-financial syndicate,...

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