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RERA Orders Cannot Be Executed Through Civil Court Execution Petitions: Karnataka HC [Read Order]
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RERA Orders Cannot Be Executed Through Civil Court Execution Petitions: Karnataka HC [Read Order]

Karnataka High Court rules RERA orders cannot be executed through civil courts, holding that such orders are not decrees under the CPC.

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Auction Sale Cannot Be Challenged On Grounds That Could Have Been Raised Before Proclamation: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Auction Sale Cannot Be Challenged On Grounds That Could Have Been Raised Before Proclamation: SC [Read Judgment]

SC holds judgment debtors cannot challenge an auction sale on grounds they failed to raise before the sale proclamation, reinforcing Order XXI Rule 90(3) CPC.

Himachal Pradesh HC Upholds Dismissal of Secondary Evidence Plea in Ejectment Suit, Citing Failure to Meet Statutory Requirements [Read Order] Judiciary
Himachal Pradesh HC Upholds Dismissal of Secondary Evidence Plea in Ejectment Suit, Citing Failure to Meet Statutory Requirements [Read Order]

Himachal Pradesh HC upholds rejection of secondary evidence plea in ejectment suit, ruling petitioner failed to meet Section 65 requirements and delayed proceedings.

Delhi HC Upholds Maintainability of Defamation Suit Filed by ITC Group Companies [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Delhi HC Upholds Maintainability of Defamation Suit Filed by ITC Group Companies [Read Judgment]

Delhi HC upholds maintainability of ITC group’s defamation suit against ABP, ruling that the plaint discloses a valid cause of action and proceedings will continue.

“Findings Based on Assumptions Cannot Replace Evidence”: SC Upholds Auction Sale in Revenue Recovery Dispute [Read Judgment] Judiciary
“Findings Based on Assumptions Cannot Replace Evidence”: SC Upholds Auction Sale in Revenue Recovery Dispute [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court upholds a 2005 revenue recovery auction, ruling that statutory remedies not invoked on time cannot be bypassed through writ jurisdiction.

SC Brings Finality To 98-Year-Old Temple Dispute Between Kuruba Families In Andhra Pradesh [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court settles a 98-year-old temple dispute between two Kuruba families in Andhra Pradesh, upholding the High Court order and closing the long-standing case.

Counterclaim Cannot Be Filed Against Co-Defendants: SC [Read Judgment]

Counterclaims cannot be filed against co-defendants, rules Supreme Court, setting aside lower court orders and restoring the specific performance suit.

Plaintiff Has Primary Right to Lead Evidence First, Even if Burden Lies on Defendant: Karnataka HC [Read Order]

Karnataka High Court clarified that under Order 18 Rules 1 & 3 CPC, the plaintiff has the primary right to lead evidence first, even if burden lies on defendant.

When Multiple Documents On Same Property Are Challenged, Court Fee Payable Only On Principal Relief: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court rules that when multiple documents on the same property are challenged, court fee is payable only on the principal relief.

Objection Petitions under Section 47 CPC should not be treated as commencement of a new trial: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds that objections under Section 47 CPC cannot be treated as a new trial; abuse of process must be curbed to ensure decree-holders get justice.

Spouse May Claim Damages for Marital Interference by Third Party: Delhi HC [Read Order]

Delhi HC allows spouse to sue lover for ‘alienation of affection’, recognizing civil action for intentional interference in marriage.

Delhi Court Restrains Journalists, Websites From Publishing Defamatory Content Against Adani Group [Read Order]

Delhi Court bars unverified defamatory reports against Adani Group, stressing balance between free speech and protection of reputation.

Jharkhand HC Rejects Repeated Plea in Property Dispute, Slams Defendants for Delay Tactics [Read Order]

Jharkhand HC dismisses repeated plea in property dispute, citing res judicata and faulting defendants for delay through negligence.

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