Code of Civil Procedure 1908

11th Aug, 2014

Mere printed conditions on the back of consignment note not conclusive to restrict territorial jurisdiction #indianlaws

Jurisdiction stated in the printed format at the back of consignment note will not bind the parties unless parties agreed to the same.
10th Jul, 2014

Mere existence of dispute between parties to contract not sufficient to restrain enforcement of Bank Guarantees

Bank guarantee is absolute and unequivocal. There are only two exceptions to this rule. First, when there is a clear fraud of an egregious nature about which bank has notice. Second, is irretrievable injury which, […]
7th Jun, 2014

Compensation in respect of land acquired can be attached #indianlaws

Whether the amount of compensation can be attached, was the question before the Court.
21st May, 2014

Supreme Court explains law on Order 2 Rule 2 #indianlaws

Supreme Court explains law on Order II Rule 2 CPC
12th May, 2014

Amendment of Pleadings – What the Court ought to consider #indianlaws

Law of amendment of pleadings
2nd May, 2014

Appeal taken up in the absence of counsel cannot be dismissed on merits #indianlaws

Appeal taken up in the absence of counsel cannot be dismissed on merits but on default of appearance  
2nd Apr, 2014

Meaning of “readiness and willingness” in a suit for specific performance #indianlaws

Two issues were posed before the Apex Court for adjudication, firstly, the jurisdiction of High Court while entertaining the Second Appeal, and secondly, meaning of the expression readiness and willingness a suit for specific performance. […]
2nd Mar, 2014

Injunction on Invocation of bank guarantees #indianlaws

The Courts, thus, should, be slow in putting a restrain in realizing such a bank guarantee.
21st Feb, 2014

Recognition of Foreign Matrimonial Judgement in India #indianlaws #marriagelaws

Supreme Court dealt with the issue relating to Recognition of Foreign Matrimonial Judgment in India when parties to marriage are Hindu and the scope of applicable statutory provisions in connection thereto
30th Oct, 2013

What is the fate of an agreement to sell executed in violation of the injunction order?

Merely because property in relation to which agreement was entered upon is no longer subject to any order of restrain, party seeking specific performance does not automatically becomes entitled to such relief.
26th Sep, 2013

Books of Accounts is not a conclusive evidence

Books of Accounts is not considered as a conclusive evidence to determine liability to rule out any attempt to manipulate to fix liability on someone else due to any element of self-interest and partisanship