Delhi HC rules that a mother-in-law’s suit over her self-acquired property against her daughter-in-law is maintainable before a civil court.
Read Full ArticleSupreme Court rejects 600-acre forest land claim, holding revenue records alone cannot establish title without original patta documents.
Supreme Court rules Section 29A extension pleas lie before civil courts even when arbitrator is appointed by High Court, settling conflicting HC views.
Supreme Court holds mutation of land records can be granted on the basis of a will and cannot be denied merely for being a testamentary claim.
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