The Court made proper use of the principle ‘possession follows title’, and its judgement is inherently based on the explanation of the principle that if title not adequately established, then possession would remain under suspicion...
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This case concerns an alleged criminal conspiracy between the accused public servants and the abuse of their official positions in granting Centaur Hotel's and Chefair Flight Catering's staff transportation contracts to contractor M/s. Deep Travels a..
In this case,the Tribunal made an observation that in a scenario wherein a transaction by a resident of one of the contracting states is to be examined in both the treaty partner jurisdictions, from the point of view of taxability of income arising t..
This case was initially instituted before the Civil Judge, Senior Division at Nagpur, culminating into an appeal to the Supreme Court. In the original plaint, the plaintiff was the petitioner before the Supreme Court..
Unilateral dispossession of a tenant holding over for nonpayment of rent by the landlord was held unlawful and upheld the decree for possession...
This case deals with the right to privacy concerning the disclosure of identity of accused persons, who later got acquitted from all charges. This was the first case in this regard. The Madras High Court upheld the rights under Article 21 of the Indi..
Extent of protection granted to public servant under section 197 of CrPC and role of sanctions from competent authority...
The Supreme Court struck down Part IX of the 97th Amendment to the Constitution of India, which deals with the effective management of the co-operative societies in the country...
In this case, the Court considered appeals filed by the NHAI against the judgment held by the Madras High Court,which stated that arbitral awards in so far made under National Highways Act,1956 must be read as to permit modification of an arbitral aw..
The Court noted that Section 17 has been declared ultra vires of Section 30 of the Advocates Act, 1961. It means that an advocate would have the right to represent parties before the Tribunal...
The Supreme Court held that, when the notice is given to the respondent before the hearing of the application for grant of special leave, no objection with respect to the maintainability or granting of the special leave would be permitted at any stag..
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In the Judgment of Dr. Rohit Kumar vs. Secretary, the Court invoked Article 142 of the Indian Constitution, while granting relief to the petitioner and made it a clear direction in the case that this order will not be treated as a precedent...
This case deals with the scope of Section 21 of the National Investigation Agency Act, 2008...
The petitioner had challenged an order of the High Court that granted relief to the respondents under Section 482 CrPC against criminal proceedings under Sections 409, 420, 467, 468, 471 and 477A read with 120B IPC. ..
Appeal was barred under Section 96 of Civil Procedure Code as it was opposed as the suit agreement was admitted by the defendants and there was no dispute regarding the identity of the site agreed to sale and the amount of consideration...
The Supreme Court held that the Court has to entertain the suit so filed, even if a part of the dispute, which was the subject matter of the dispute, is under the jurisdiction of the Court...
The Supreme Court was listening to a plea by the Andhra Pradesh Government against the order of the Andhra Pradesh High Court that quashed the FIR against the Ministers and Government officials who were allegedly involved in the Amaravati land scam. ..
This Case Is Based On Article 133 Of The Constitution, Where Arbitration Awards Are Challenged..
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