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Licensee Cannot Invoke Doctrine Of Settled Possession Against Licensor To Defeat Suit For Eviction: Delhi High Court

"Doctrine of settled possession is a shield against forcible dispossession otherwise than by due process of law; it is not a sword to defeat a

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  • Licensee Cannot Invoke Doctrine Of Settled Possession Against Licensor To Defeat Suit For Eviction: Delhi High Court
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  • Criminal Acquittal Does Not Conclude Disciplinary Enquiry: Calcutta High Court Upholds Dismissal Of Bank Officer For Extortion
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October 01, 2025
NDPS | Failure to Produce Accused Before Court While Extending Remand Is Not a Procedural Irregularity, But a Gross Illegality: Andhra Pradesh High Court Grants Default Bail
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“The failure to procure the presence of the accused either physically or virtually... is gross illegality that violates the rights of the accused under Article 21.” — In a significant...

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October 01, 2025
Once Imports Are Backed by Valid Permits, It Is Not Open for Anyone to Go Beyond the Said Permits — Supreme Court Upholds Legality of Vantara’s Animal Acquisitions
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Allegations Rest Wholly on Conjecture and Activist Commentary… No Tangible Evidence or Violation of Law Found,” In a significant pronouncement Supreme Court of India disposed of two public interest litigations...

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October 01, 2025
Absence of Harmonised Pollution Control Framework Undermines Environmental Governance – Supreme Court Flags Legal Anomalies Across Water, Air & Environment Laws Post-Jan Vishwas Amendments
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“Composite Consent Orders Without Composite Appeal Rights Create Judicial Confusion; A Legislative Response is Urgently Required” –  Supreme Court of India, while hearing a batch of civil appeals led by...

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October 01, 2025
Mutual Consent Is Not a Legal Fiction—Consent Must Be Express, Joint, and Continuous: Delhi High Court Overrules Family Court’s Unilateral Divorce Decree Under Section 13B HMA
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“Separate Fault-Based Petitions Do Not Amount to Mutual Consent” - In a significant pronouncement Delhi High Court ruled that a decree of divorce under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage...

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September 30, 2025
Negligence Is Not a Reasonable Cause in Commercial Litigation: Karnataka High Court Refuses to Entertain Belated Document Filing
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“What stares starkly in the face is negligence, and negligence, as law proclaims, can never come under the umbrella of reasonable cause” — In a significant decision sharpening the contours...

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September 30, 2025
Anticipatory Bail Is Barred under G.P.I.D. Act; Designated Court Has No Jurisdiction — Gujarat High Court Refuses Pre-Arrest Protection in ₹3.36 Crore Investment Scam
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“In Economic Offences, Custodial Interrogation Is Not a Mere Form — It Is a Functional Necessity to Unravel Deep-Rooted Conspiracies” - In a significant ruling Gujarat High Court, through Justice...

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September 30, 2025
Judicial Review Cannot Be Used to Stall Public Projects Based on Mere Procedural Lapses or Political Allegations: Bombay High Court Dismisses PIL Challenging MSEDCL’s Power Tender
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In a significant pronouncement reinforcing judicial restraint in contractual and policy matters, the Bombay High Court, dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that sought to quash the tendering process initiated...

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September 30, 2025
Absence of Section 32B Aggravating Factors Must Reflect in Sentencing: Gauhati High Court Reduces 20-Year NDPS Sentence to 12 Years
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In a compelling exposition of sentencing jurisprudence under the NDPS Act, the Gauhati High Court, in its judgment dated 26 September 2025, held that the absence of aggravating factors enumerated...

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September 30, 2025
Bail Must Be Rejected As A Rule Where UAPA Allegations Are Prima Facie True: Jharkhand High Court Reiterates Bar Under Section 43D(5)
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"Once the Court is satisfied that the accusations under UAPA are prima facie true, the embargo under Section 43D(5) becomes operative — bail is no longer a matter of discretion",...

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