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Mere Entry in Tenancy Register Does Not Create a Cultivating Tenant: Madras High Court Refuses Injunction

In a significant ruling reiterating the limits of statutory tenancy claims, the Madras High Court on 10/02/2026 held that “a person may not be a cultivating

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  • February 22, 2026
  • Mere Entry in Tenancy Register Does Not Create a Cultivating Tenant: Madras High Court Refuses Injunction
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  • Section 138 NI Act | Where Cheques Form Part of One Series of Acts, Section 220 Cr.PC Permits Joint Trial: Kerala High Court
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  • Section 34 SARFAESI Is a Complete Bar – Civil Courts Cannot Injunct What the DRT or NCLT Is Empowered ‘To Be Taken: Karnataka High Court

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September 17, 2025
No Evidence That the Deceased Was Last Seen With the Accused: Supreme Court Overturns Murder Conviction Based on Circumstantial Evidence and Hostile Witnesses
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“Suspicion, however strong, cannot take the place of proof — especially when the entire prosecution case rests on broken links of circumstantial evidence.” - Supreme Court of India emphatically acquitted...

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September 17, 2025
Further Investigation Is Not a Re-Investigation—It’s a Statutory Continuation: Punjab & Haryana High Court Clarifies Powers Under Section 173(8) CrPC
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“Further investigation is a continuation of previous investigation and does not require wiping out of the earlier report… No permission from the Magistrate is necessary for such investigation” —  In...

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September 17, 2025
Judgment Which Does Not Decide Each Issue Separately Is No Judgment at All: Andhra Pradesh High Court Remands Suit
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“The judgment of the trial Court… is no judgment at all… A Court must give a reasoned decision on each issue framed. Merely stating conclusions without analysis of evidence is...

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September 17, 2025
A Complainant Can Become An Accused If He Demands Bribe: Punjab & Haryana High Court Upholds Supplementary Chargesheet Against Original Informant
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“Merely because the petitioner was earlier a complainant cannot shield him from criminal liability when new incriminating material emerges” —  In a legally significant ruling that pierces through procedural smokescreens...

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September 17, 2025
Housewife’s Contribution Cannot Be Undervalued: Punjab & Haryana High Court Enhances Compensation to ₹40 Lakh
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Punjab and Haryana High Court delivered a significant judgment, rejecting the insurer’s attempt to cut down a motor accident award while enhancing the compensation granted to the claimants. Justice Harkesh...

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September 17, 2025
Participation in Religious-Cultural Festivities by Persons of Other Faiths Does Not Violate Constitutional Rights: Karnataka High Court Affirms State's Right to Invite Any Citizen to State-Sponsored Dasara Festival
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“No Religious Denomination Can Claim Exclusive Rights Over a State-Sponsored Celebration” –  Karnataka High Court, through a strongly-worded and constitutionally grounded judgment, dismissed three Public Interest Litigations filed by H.S....

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September 17, 2025
Section 145 CrPC is Not a Forum to Litigate Title or Ownership – It is a Preventive Mechanism to Avert Breach of Peace: Bombay HC
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"Possession is Proven by Acts, Not Just Paperwork" – Bombay High Court Restores Developer's Possession, Slams Revisional Court’s Technical Approach Under Section 145 CrPC. Bombay High Court, in a significant...

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September 17, 2025
Substitution of Law Does Not Extinguish Offence Committed Under Previous Statute: Kerala High Court Upholds Criminal Prosecution in ₹9.6 Crore Loan Fraud
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“Whether any offence has been committed or not has to be examined in the light of the provisions of the statute as it existed prior to the amendment carried out...

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September 17, 2025
Demarcation Is the Key to Ownership—Pleadings Must Align with Physical Possession: Punjab & Haryana High Court
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Parchi Allotments Without Boundaries Cannot Prove Title  - Punjab and Haryana High Court reaffirmed a cardinal principle of property law, holding that a party claiming ownership over land must establish...

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