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SC Remands Waqf Trust’s Objection To Execution Of Specific Performance Decree [Read Judgment]
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SC Remands Waqf Trust’s Objection To Execution Of Specific Performance Decree [Read Judgment]

The Supreme Court set aside orders rejecting a waqf trust’s third-party objection and ordered a fresh inquiry under Order XXI CPC in light of Periyammal.

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Suit Barred By Order II Rule 2(3) CPC Must Be Rejected At The Threshold, Even Without Trial: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Suit Barred By Order II Rule 2(3) CPC Must Be Rejected At The Threshold, Even Without Trial: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment]

Calcutta High Court bars share transfer cancellation suit under Order II Rule 2 CPC, ruling outsider share purchase agreements are not shareholders’ agreements.

Delhi HC Questions Mandatory 120-Day Limit For Written Statements Under Original Side Rules, Refers Issue To Larger Bench [Read Order] Judiciary
Delhi HC Questions Mandatory 120-Day Limit For Written Statements Under Original Side Rules, Refers Issue To Larger Bench [Read Order]

The Delhi High Court expressed disagreement with earlier rulings holding the 120-day limit for filing written statements under Rule 4 of Chapter VII of the Delhi High Court Original Side Rules, 2018, to be mandatory. Citing Supreme Court rulings on Order VIII Rule 1 CPC, the Bench referred three legal questions to a Larger Bench for consideration.

Delhi HC Grants Amitabh Bachchan Time To Formalise Settlement In Personality Rights Suit [Read Order] Judiciary
Delhi HC Grants Amitabh Bachchan Time To Formalise Settlement In Personality Rights Suit [Read Order]

The Delhi High Court grants Amitabh Bachchan time to complete formalities and place a settlement agreement on record in his personality rights suit against Rajat Nagi and others. The Court lists the matter for November 16, 2026, and directs Bachchan to remain personally present if the settlement remains incomplete and he wishes to pursue the suit.

Litigant Should Not Suffer For Lawyer’s Mistake, Condon​es 1,093-Day Delay: MP High Court [Read Order] Judiciary
Litigant Should Not Suffer For Lawyer’s Mistake, Condon​es 1,093-Day Delay: MP High Court [Read Order]

The Madhya Pradesh High Court at Indore condones a 1,093-day delay in filing an application under Order IX Rule 13 CPC, holding that a litigant should not suffer for a lawyer’s failure to advise him to challenge an ex parte decree. The Court imposes ₹50,000 in costs and remands the matter for consideration on merits.

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.

Compromise Decree Passed Without Impleading A Necessary Party Is A Nullity: Supreme Court [Read Order]

Supreme Court holds that a compromise decree passed without impleading a necessary party is a nullity, allowing the affected legal heirs to seek recall despite Order XXIII Rule 3A CPC.

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.

Probate Of Will Need Not Be Filed Within Three Years of Testator's Death: SC

The Supreme Court held that limitation for filing a probate application begins when the right to apply accrues, not on the testator's death, and restored a probate petition rejected as time-barred.

Delhi HC Directs Crocs To Pay Rs. 24.63 Lakh Costs To Bata In Design Infringement Suit

Delhi HC directs Crocs to pay Rs. 24.63 lakh costs to Bata after design infringement suit collapsed on cancellation of registered design. Delhi HC applies the costs-follow-cause rule after Crocs' shoe...

Tenant's Admitted Possession: Gauhati HC Quashes Section 145 Crpc Land Dispute Case [Read Judgment]

Gauhati HC quashes Section 144/145/146 CrPC proceedings at Hailakandi, holding a Magistrate can't invoke Section 145 once possession stands admitted in the complainant's own pleadings.

Senior Citizens Cannot Be Penalised for Not Monitoring Court Website: Tripura HC [Read Order]

Tripura High Court ruled that senior citizens cannot be penalised for not monitoring court websites and restored a delayed first appeal for hearing on merits.

Gauhati HC Dismisses Petition After 11 Adjournments for Filing Evidence [Read Order]

The Gauhati High Court refused to allow plaintiffs to file evidence affidavits after 11 adjournments, holding that courts must exercise discretion strictly in cases of repeated delays and cannot permi...

Delhi HC Holds Delay Beyond 120 Days in Filing Written Statement Cannot Be Condoned; Dismisses Chamber Appeal [Read Order]

Delhi High Court holds delay beyond 120 days in filing written statement cannot be condoned, dismisses Shiva Buildtech chamber appeal.


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