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Supreme Court Leaves Open Question Whether Buyer Of Goods Or Services Can Independently Invoke Arbitration Against MSME Under 1996 Act

"Question of law raised in this appeal is, however, left open to be considered in an appropriate case in future." Supreme Court, in a ruling dated

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Denial of Future Prospects and Consortium Benefits Is Contrary to Settled Law: Orissa High Court Enhances Compensation in Accident Claim Case
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“Compensation must reflect the principle of just recompense—not mathematical abstraction. Ignoring future prospects and consortium undermines the very essence of justice.” — Justice V. Narasingh In a significant ruling reaffirming...

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October 29, 2025
Courts Cannot Intervene in Selection Process Based on Conjecture:  Kerala High Court Dismisses Challenge to Anganwadi Helper Appointment
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“Judicial Review Cannot Be Invoked to Substitute the Discretion of Selection Committees Unless Process Is Patently Arbitrary or Mala Fide” —  In a clear reaffirmation of the legal boundaries governing...

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October 29, 2025
Relinquishment Once Recorded in Registered Partition Deed Cannot Be Resiled From Later: Madras High Court Dismisses Claim for Partition After 44 Years
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“When a party has relinquished their share in a property through a registered family partition deed and subsequently allowed others to deal with the property exclusively, no claim for co-ownership...

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October 29, 2025
When Memory Fails But Allegations Multiply:  Calcutta High Court Sets Aside Husband’s Conviction Under Section 498-A IPC
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“Exaggeration, delay, and contradictions defeat the prosecution case – A written complaint is not an encyclopedia, but omission of core allegations cannot be ignored” – In a significant ruling Calcutta...

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October 29, 2025
Duty to Act Is Paramount — Wilful Inaction by Public Officer May Amount to Conspiracy: Kerala High Court
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“Timely Action Could Have Prevented Completion of Illegal Construction; Omission Cannot Be Ignored in Pre-Trial Stage” — Discharge Rejected for Facilitating Offence by Silence. In a significant decision reinforcing the...

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October 29, 2025
Consensual Relationships Initiated Through Dating Apps Cannot Be Criminalised As Rape Absent Clear Evidence Of Coercion: Karnataka High Court Quashes Rape FIR
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“A Relationship Born of Mutual Volition, Even If It Founders in Disappointment, Cannot Be Transmuted into a Criminal Offence”— In a judgment that squarely addresses the intersection of modern dating...

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October 29, 2025
Security Cheques Can’t Be Misused To Launch Criminal Prosecution: No Offence Under Section 138 NI Act If No Enforceable Debt Exists: Delhi High Court
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“Cheques You Are Insisting For Audit Purpose, For Showing To Banker And Security Purpose And Not For Depositing Into Bank”— In a significant ruling that reiterates the legal boundaries of...

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October 29, 2025
Revenue Receipts Are Not Title Deeds: Andhra Pradesh High Court Sets Aside Decree Declaring Ava Tank Poramboke Land as Ryoti
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“The plaintiffs utterly failed to prove title, possession or even the right to sue” – Andhra Pradesh High Court setting aside the 2001 judgment of the Subordinate Judge, Kakinada, which...

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October 29, 2025
Nominee Is Merely a Trustee, Not a Successor in Law: Delhi High Court Affirms Equal Succession Rights in Family Property Dispute
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“Even Where Section 10 CPC Doesn’t Apply, Courts Can Stay Proceedings Under Inherent Powers of Section 151 to Avoid Conflicting Outcomes” - In a significant ruling Delhi High Court, speaking...

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