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Section 9 Relief Not Available While Section 12A Mediation Is Pending: Madras HC [Read Order]
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Section 9 Relief Not Available While Section 12A Mediation Is Pending: Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras High Court dismisses a Section 9 arbitration plea after the applicant suppressed pending Section 12A pre-institution mediation proceedings, granting liberty to approach again after withdrawal.

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Order II Rule 2 CPC Bars Second Suit, Supreme Court Sets Aside Specific Performance Decree [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Order II Rule 2 CPC Bars Second Suit, Supreme Court Sets Aside Specific Performance Decree [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court sets aside decrees for specific performance, holding that a fresh suit was barred under Order II Rule 2 CPC after the plaintiff omitted the relief from an earlier suit without obtaining leave.

Pre-Suit Assignee Cannot Be Impleaded As Co-Plaintiff Under Order I Rule 10 CPC: Bombay HC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Pre-Suit Assignee Cannot Be Impleaded As Co-Plaintiff Under Order I Rule 10 CPC: Bombay HC [Read Judgment]

The Bombay High Court held that an assignee under a deed executed before a specific performance suit cannot be added as a co-plaintiff under Order I Rule 10 CPC, as the assignment was not pendente lite.

Composite Appeal Maintainable Against Common Judgment Deciding Suit And Counterclaim : SC Judiciary
Composite Appeal Maintainable Against Common Judgment Deciding Suit And Counterclaim : SC

Supreme Court rules that a single composite appeal can challenge a common judgment deciding both a suit and counterclaim, provided separate grounds are stated and court fees are paid for both.

SC: Property Bought in Wife's Name Is Her Exclusive Property, Not Husband's Estate Judiciary
SC: Property Bought in Wife's Name Is Her Exclusive Property, Not Husband's Estate

The Supreme Court held that property bought by a husband in his wife's name stays her exclusive property, so succession to it can't invoke Section 33 ISA as if it were the husband's estate.

Delhi HC Flags Need To Raise Pecuniary Jurisdiction Of District Courts Amid Soaring Property Prices

Why are ordinary property disputes ending up in the Delhi High Court instead of district courts? Soaring real estate prices and an outdated Rs 2 crore limit may be why.

Defendant Cannot Change Defence Through Additional Written Statement After Trial Begins: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules a defendant cannot change the defence through an additional written statement after trial begins, calling it an abuse of process.

Who Was Justice Tarun Agarwala, the Former Meghalaya HC Chief Justice and Ex-SAT Presiding Officer Who Passed Away?

Who was Justice Tarun Agarwala? Former Meghalaya HC Chief Justice & ex-SAT Presiding Officer passes away, leaving behind a legacy of judicial excellence.


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