The Supreme Court delivered an important judgment qua the provision in the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 which puts a condition on a divorcee in contracting a second marriage. It has been held that the protection […]
In a recent judgment, the High Court of Delhi observed and held that Order VIII Rule 10 has been inserted by the legislature to expedite the process of justice. The courts can invoke its provisions […]
The Delhi High Court held that when there are various co-owners/co-landlords, only one co-owner/co-landlord cannot terminate the tenancy for seeking possession of the tenanted property and/or mesne profits. The observation was pronounced by an order […]
The Delhi High Court has laid down that there cannot be any oral gift of an immovable property and that a gift becomes legally effectively only when a registered instrument is executed in the manner […]
In a recent judgment, the High Court of Delhi held that once it is established that the appellant/plaintiff has title to the property, it was for the respondent/defendant to plead and prove the right, if […]
The Delhi High Court in Veeru Parshad Gupta vs Jogeshwari Devi RFA 586/2018 on 25.07.2018 laid that oral averments in deposition of partition having taken place is not discharge of onus of proof by the […]
The Delhi High Court has held that limitation of the appellant/ buyer to claim the amounts under the Agreements to Sell, and which are paid to the respondent/ seller, would only commence if the respondent/seller […]
The Delhi High Court reiterated that an arbitration clause cannot be a bar on institution and adjudication of a winding up petition by a company court as a dispute relating to insolvency pertain to right […]
In a recent judgment, the Delhi High Court, held that when a party fails to approach the Court with clean hands by suppressing and/or fabricating material facts, such a party ought to be disentitled from […]
In a recent judgment, the Delhi High Court, held that in case of a petition for probate of a Will, if the executor fails in his duty, any of those whom he represents are entitled […]
The Delhi High Court reiterated, that if parties to a contract agree to fulfil their obligations despite an intervening/force majeure circumstance, there can be no frustration of contract, in the matter of Bharat Heavy Electricals […]
The Delhi High Court in Bayerische Motoren Werks AG vs Madan Walia RFA No. 602/2005 decided on 9th July, 2018 held that the issues between the parties already stand decided by the judgment of Intellectual […]