[SC] Insurance – Surveyor’s report – Not relied – Reliance by surveyor on forensic report – Claim payable.
Insurance - Surveyor’s report - Court decided to not place reliance on the surveyor's report conducted by M/s Truth Labs, ...
[SC] Insurance – Surveyor’s report, though important, is not absolute and not binding on the parties – It is not that sacrosanct that it cannot be departed from; it is not conclusive. [ PLRonline 368351]
Surveyor's report, though important, is not absolute and not binding on the parties - Whether one had to accept payment ...
IT Act S. 67(A) – Posted on Instagram 4-5 pictures of petitioner kissing the complainant on her cheek – Bail granted. [2022 PLRonline 0595]
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Insurance – Mediclaim policy – Pre existing disease – Non-disclosure – Burden of proof – Prescription – Mere mentioning in the prescription would not amount to establishing a concealment – Senior Citizens policy – Pre-medical check-up – Having opted to waive of was thus conscious – Insurer liable. [PLRonline # 446681]
No document produced by Insurance company to prove that claimant was suffering from any heart disease for last several years ...
NIA S. 118 – Unaccounted transactions – All promissory notes appear to have been executed on the same day – If these are unaccounted transactions they are illegal transactions for which no court can pass a decree. [PLRonline 213601]
All promissory notes appear to have been executed on the same day in the same handwriting and ink, which rebuts ...
Criminal Appeal – Court of Appeal should be circumspect in overturning its judgment of acquittal – Dying declaration – Examination of the person who reduced into writing, the dying declaration, is essential – Presence of a Magistrate in recording of a dying declaration, is not a necessity but only a rule of Prudence [2023 SCeJ 451 , SupremeCourtOnline 462604 ]
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CrPC S. 438 – extra-territorial anticipatory bail.
CrPC S. 438 of CrPC, 1973 - extra-territorial anticipatory bail. Case NameHigh CourtOutcome and Reasoning1. Pritam Singh v. State of ...
Insurance – Insurer assumes a fiduciary duty to act in good faith and honour their commitment. This responsibility becomes particularly pronounced when the insured, in their actions, have not been negligent. [SupremeCourtOnline 448604 ]
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 Section 482 – Evidence Act, 1872 Section 27 – Expert report not produced – Mixing of petrol/diesel – Proceedings quashed. [SupremeCourtOnline 445604]
However, the respondent did not provide an expert's report confirming the precise nature of the liquid - Despite sending samples ...
NIA S. 143-A (2) – Interim compensation – 20% is a maximum limit provided – Court is required to give reasons as to why, in a particular case, maximum limit of interim compensation provided in the Act is being awarded – Order imposing 20% set aside. [(2023-4)212 PLR 116]
Without there being any reason to award the maximum compensation, the said order cannot be considered to be passed after ...
CPC O. 22 R. 3 – Abatement – P&H amendment – Where the legal heirs of the deceased are not brought on record within the prescribed period, the suit shall not abate under O 22 R 3 CPC. [PLRonline 328702]
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Suit for maintenance – Court fee – Ad valorem – If a petition is filed before the Family Court for the purpose of maintenance then in terms of Section 7 of the Act ad volorem Court fee is not liable to be paid. [PLRonline 3319205]
proceedings initiated are in the nature of the petition and not the suit
CPC O. 40 R. 1 – “just and convenient” explained – Receiver is regarded as one of the harshest remedy which the law provides for the enforcement of its rights. [PLRonline.in]
2010 PLRonline 0101 (Ker.) KERALA HIGH COURT Before : Justice Thomas P. Joseph. MARY & others - Petitioners Versus BIJU ...
Sarfaesi S. 14 – Complaint u/s 340 CrPC against authorised officer before DM – Complaint before District Magistrate under Section 340 Cr.P.C. against the authorised officer for concealing material facts – Maintaianble. [(2023-4) PLR 001 ]
Authorized officer of secured creditor in his affidavit before District Magistrate, under Section 14 of the SARFAESI Act, concealed the ...
Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 Section 4(4) – If multiple relatives are entitled to the inheritance, the responsibility for maintenance is shared proportionally to their inheritance share. [2014 PLRonline 0215]
2014 PLRonline 0215 PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT Before: Sanjay Kishan Kaul, CJ and Justice Arun Palli. Paramjit Kumar Saroya ...
