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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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September 17, 2025
Presence Alone Is Not Guilt: Vicarious Liability Under Section 149 IPC Requires Proof of Common Object: Patna High Court Alters Conviction in 1990 Double Murder Case
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"There is absolutely no evidence that the persons standing outside the house shared the common object of murder. Section 149 IPC cannot be invoked in such a vacuum… Unlawful Assembly...

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September 17, 2025
PC Act | Mere Recovery of Bribe Money Without Proof of Demand Is Not Enough: Kerala High Court Acquits Panchayat Secretary
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“Demand and acceptance are sine qua non for conviction under Sections 7 and 13(1)(d) of the PC Act”— High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam emphatically held that conviction under the...

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September 17, 2025
Section 125 CrPC Doesn’t Recognize an Unmarried Major Daughter’s Right to Maintenance – HP High Court Clarifies Limits of Statutory Entitlement
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“Moral Obligation of Father Cannot Be Enforced Through Criminal Procedure Code Once Children Attain Majority” –  In a sharply reasoned judgment High Court of Himachal Pradesh at Shimla refused to...

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September 17, 2025
Theft Without Intent to Kill Is Not Robbery: Delhi High Court Reduces Sentence in 25-Year-Old Attempt to Murder Case
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“To Constitute Robbery, The Offender Must Inflict Hurt For That End”:  In a judgment reaffirming the nuanced distinction between robbery and theft, the Delhi High Court modified the conviction of...

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September 17, 2025
A Mere Use of Salutation ‘Dr.’ Without Material Advantage Cannot Justify Termination – Allahabad High Court Quashes Dismissal of University Staff Officer
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“The petitioner never submitted a Ph.D. degree; at most, she stated she was pursuing one – this is not fraud”: Allahabad High Court delivered a strongly worded judgment setting aside...

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September 17, 2025
Magistrate Must Give Reasons for Denying Probation in Cases Punishable with Less Than 2 Years: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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A Seventeen-Year Delay, No Repeat Offence, and a Woman First-Time Offender — Why Send Her to Jail Now?: Andhra Pradesh High Court at Amaravati, in a significant ruling, allowed a...

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September 17, 2025
State Cannot Seize Unutilized Land Without Compensation Merely by Labeling It 'Common Land': Supreme Court Upholds Proprietors’ Rights Over Bachat Lands
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“Only Lands Reserved and Utilized for Common Purposes Can Vest in the Panchayat” –  Supreme Court of India  dismissed the State’s appeal against the Full Bench judgment of the Punjab...

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September 17, 2025
Panchayat Is State Under Article 12 – Reservation of Land for Panchayat Income Is State Acquisition Requiring Compensation: Supreme Court
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“Labeling Land for Panchayat Income Is Still Acquisition by the State”—Supreme Court Declares Haryana's Attempt to Capture Bachat Land Without Compensation Unconstitutional. In a defining interpretation of constitutional protections against...

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September 17, 2025
Marriage May Have Happened Before, But Debt Doesn’t Die Easily: Supreme Court Upholds Sale of HUF Property for Daughter’s Marriage as Legal Necessity
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“Karta’s Right to Sell for Legal Necessity Is Not a Fairytale—It’s a Shield Against Disruption of Joint Family Stability,” Supreme Court of India delivered a ruling that reiterates and reestablishes...

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