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Government Can Resume Leased Land For Public Purpose; 'Substantial Compliance' Of 60-Day Notice Sufficient: Kerala High Court Revenue Can't Cite Pending Litigation to Justify One Year of Adjudication Inaction: Karnataka High Court
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Revenue Can't Cite Pending Litigation to Justify One Year of Adjudication Inaction: Karnataka High Court

"Non-adjudication for a period exceeding one year is wholly unjustifiable", Karnataka High Court has delivered a sharp rebuke to Customs authorities who sat on a

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Civil Court Cannot Grant Injunction Against NBFC Loan Recovery When NCLT Has Exclusive Jurisdiction: Allahabad High Court
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"It is clear that under Section 45 QA of the Act only the NCLT had the jurisdiction to decide the dispute of premature repayment of the loan taken by plaintiff...

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Mere Signing Is Not 'Execution'; Buyer Must Pay Balance Consideration If Mandated In Sale Deed For Registration: Punjab & Haryana HC
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"Therefore, sale deed could not have been mechanically registered by the Revenue Authorities in oblivion to the fulfilment of the fundamental conditions thereof." Punjab and Haryana High Court, in a...

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April 11, 2026
Permanent Alimony An Independent Right, Not Contingent On Dependency Of Children: Rajasthan High Court Enhances Award To Rs 40 Lakhs
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"Permanent alimony is not contingent upon dependency of children alone, but is a distinct and independent right of the spouse arising out of the dissolution of marriage." Rajasthan High Court,...

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Offence Of Kidnapping Not Attracted If Minor Voluntarily Accompanies Accused And Caretaker Isn't 'Lawful Guardian': Calcutta High Court
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Calcutta High Court, in a significant ruling dated 06 April 2026, held that a kidnapping charge under Section 363 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) cannot be sustained if the...

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Person Convicted For Aggravated Offence Under Section 366 IPC Cannot Be Simultaneously Punished For Minor Offence Under Section 363: Himachal Pradesh High Court
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Person Convicted For Aggravated Offence Under Section 366 IPC Cannot Be Simultaneously Punished For Minor Offence Under Section 363: Himachal Pradesh High Court "Section 366 of IPC is an aggravated...

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April 10, 2026
Panchayat Lacks Power To Reject Factory Installation; Public Protest No Ground To Deny Statutory Permits: Kerala High Court
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"When approvals granted under the existing legal framework are rendered meaningless by extra-legal pressure, the very legitimacy of that framework is called into question." Kerala High Court, in a significant...

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April 10, 2026
Property Seller During Pendency Of Suit Does Not Lose Locus To Prosecute Case Unless Restrained By Court: Karnataka High Court
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"Not reporting the sale in the absence of any court order restraining such sale, does not render the transaction invalid or the seller does not lose the locus to prosecute...

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April 10, 2026
Defect Of Non-Speaking Review Order Cured If Appellate Court Examines And Reasons Out All Grounds: Delhi High Court
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"The settled law on this aspect holds that Review Applications cannot serve as appeals in disguise and it is not permissible to re-examine or re-hear the matter during review as...

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Grave Suspicion Sufficient To Frame Charge: J&K High Court Refuses To Discharge Officials In Kerosene Scam, Clarifies Second FIR Permissibility
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"Test is whether the material placed on record, if taken at its face value, discloses the existence of a prima facie case or at least raises a grave suspicion against...

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