Supreme Court
21st Aug, 2014
Hand written note about dishonour of cheque can be considered a notice under Section 138
11th Aug, 2014
Passing of legislation by itself do not confer any such right to file a writ petition unless a cause of action arises therefor. A distinction between a legislation and executive action should be borne in […]
11th Aug, 2014
A show cause notice must precede blacklisting, stipulating grounds of proposed action and resultant penalty
11th Aug, 2014
Cheque dishonor complaint to be filed before the Court within whose territorial jurisdiction cheque drawn was dishonored
31st Jul, 2014
The legal position suggests that in the case of agreement of sale relating to immovable property, time is not of the essence of the contract unless specifically provided to that effect. However, this does not […]
31st Jul, 2014
if the husband is required to earn money with physical labour, if he is able bodied. There is no escape route from payment of maintenance, unless there is an order from the Court that the […]
31st Jul, 2014
All investments were subject to markets risks and fluctuations and an investor has to exercise due caution while investing any amount in any Scheme. Simply, because the maturity amount is below their expectations they cannot […]
22nd Jul, 2014
Law relating to drafting an agreement-It should be is clear, simple and straight forward #indianlaws
These days with the use of computers and user friendly editing procedures like cut and paste facilities, the text is sourced and added hoping the same to be appropriate to the work to avoid redundancy, […]
22nd Jul, 2014
A pre-deposit condition to deposit the amount being condition precedent for entertaining appeal, has no nexus with the order of stay, as such an order may or may not be passed by the National Commission. […]
22nd Jul, 2014
The Supreme Court relying on the settled principle held that the special law overrides the general law and accordingly, Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 would have no application to the question […]
22nd Jul, 2014
The Court while making reference to Section 72 of the Indian Contract Act mentioned that the Bank does have a right to recover the money paid under a mistake. In the instant case, however, under […]
10th Jul, 2014
In the judgment as passed by Supreme Court in the matter namely M/s. Southern Painters Vs. Fertilizers & Chemicals Travancore Ltd. and another, decided on 10.09.1993 (reported as AIR 1994 SC 1277 = 1994Supp(2)SCC699), dealt […]