Stamp Act S. 2(10) – Cconveyance and sale
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Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002 R. 9(4) – Auction – Amount not deposited – Lockdown – Covid
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Dying declaration – Magistrate – Credibility of a dying declaration recorded by the Magistrate
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Natural JusticeNo prejudice is caused to the person complaining of the breach of natural justice where such person does not dispute the case against him or it
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Natural Justice – In cases where facts can be stated to be admitted or indisputable, and only one conclusion is possible, the Court does not pass futile orders of setting aside or remand when there is, in fact, no prejudice caused
Natural Justice – In cases where facts can be stated to be admitted or indisputable, and only one conclusion is...
Sivasankaran v. Santhimeenal , 2021 PLRonline 5106
Sivasankaran v. Santhimeenal , 2021 PLRonline 5106 SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Hrishikesh Roy, JJ. Sivasankaran v. Santhimeenal...
Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002 R. 9(4) – Auction – Amount not deposited – Stay – Affect of – Interest – Non consideration for grant of 90 days extention period
Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002 R. 9(4) - Auction – Amount not deposited – Stay – Affect of – Interest...
Dying declaration – The principles governing the circumstances where the courts can accept a dying declaration without corroboration
“16. On a review of the relevant provisions of the Evidence Act and of the decided cases in the different...
Constitution of India, Article 14, 226 – public law element” – Every case in which a citizen/person knocks at the doors of the writ court for breach of his or its fundamental rights is a matter which contains a “public law element”.
Constitution of India, Article 14, 226 - “public law element” - Every case in which a citizen/person knocks at the...
STATE OF U.P. V. SUDHIR KUMAR SINGH, 2020 SCeJ 2018, PLRonline 420318
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Present: Mr. Justice R.F. Nariman and Mr. Justice Navin Sinha and Mr. Justice K.M. Joseph. STATE...
Newtech Promoters And Developers (P) Ltd. v. State Of U.P., 2021 PLRonline 9092
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Specific Relief Act Section 28(1) – Whether failure of the decree-holder in a suit for specific performance to make the requisite deposit within the specified time, will permit the decree-holder to execute the decree in the absence of extension of time?
Specific Relief Act Section 28(1) - Whether failure of the decree-holder in a suit for specific performance to make...
Prem Jeevan v. K.S Venkata Raman , 2017 PLRonline 0201
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Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules R. 9(4) – Confirmation letter not sent through registered post
Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002 R. 9(4) - Respondent bank has stated that the sale confirmation letter could not be...