enunciation in matters where one's own interest is affected is fine but where power is given to protect the interests of others against measures which are not allowed in our Constitution would be fraught with inadequate consequences...
Supreme Court read out Section 15 of HMA and stated that the section was only to provide protection to the party who is contesting the decree of divorce...
The Supreme court upheld the judgment of High Court to punish the appellant for committing bigamy and rejected the appeal of the appellant...
The High Court on a reasonable assessment of the situation, rightly came to the conclusion that the requisite degree of the mental-disorder which alone would justify dissolution of marriage has not be established and the decree of dissolution of marr..
The marriage of a woman in accordance with the Hindu rites with a man having legal spouse, after coming into force of HMA is a complete nullity in the eye of law and she is not entitled to the benefit of Section 125 of CrPC...
In a prima facie case, the court has to analyse the documents on record and carefully examine the case & injunction is granted or refused on the balance of convenience on both the sides...
The issue of possession is decided only on the basis of evidence. ..
The impugned order passed by High Court was set aside and the previous judgments of the lower courts were validated...
The case first went to the trial court, where it was held that all the properties are joint family properties of the deceased Ramasami Konar and his disqualified son, (The first defendant), but since he had murdered his father, he is not entitled to ..
The court held that whether there existed a concluded contract or not is a matter for trail to be decided on basis of evidence. In the present case, if the defendant claimed a concluded contract, it is on him to prove that there was a concluded agree..
The Supreme Court decided to set aside Division Bench orders, giving Hammad Ahmed green light to temporarily run the affairs of Hamdard until the main suit is decided by the Delhi High Court. ..
The marriage of a woman in accordance with the Hindu rites with a man having legal spouse, after coming into force of HMA is a complete nullity in the eye of law and she is not entitled to the benefit of Section 125 of CrPC..
The High Court on a reasonable assessment of the situation, rightly came to the conclusion that the requisite degree of the mental-disorder which alone would justify dissolution of marriage has not be established and the decree of dissolution of marr..
The appeal was dismissed, and order as to costs...
AO was held to have erred in adding back the said loss in the computation of the Assessee's income...
Court finds no force in the writ petition and it is dismissed...
Honorable Supreme Court read Order 38 Rule 5 of C.P.C carefully and reversed the judgment given by the High Court...
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The Court once again read the provisions, Order 14 Rule 1 and Order 14 Rule 5 under C.P.C. The court after referring the provisions stated that the court can amend issues at any stage of the suit which my be out of necessity to determine the controve..
Before declaring the Judgment the Court very well explained the provisions of Order 37, even with reference to Order 9. The Supreme Court held that, though appellant has shown sufficient cause for his absence on the date of passing ex parte decree, s..
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