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Tenant Cannot Dictate Landlord’s Choice of Premises or Suggest Alternative Accommodation: SC [Read Order]
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Tenant Cannot Dictate Landlord’s Choice of Premises or Suggest Alternative Accommodation: SC [Read Order]

Supreme Court holds tenants cannot dictate landlords’ choice of premises or suggest alternatives to defeat bona fide eviction needs.

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Attachment Before Judgment Cannot Cover Property Sold Prior to Suit Filing: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Attachment Before Judgment Cannot Cover Property Sold Prior to Suit Filing: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds that property transferred before a suit cannot be attached under Order 38 Rule 5; fraud allegations must be pursued separately under Section 53 TP Act.

Kerala HC Reaffirms That ‘Melpattam’ Right Does Not Create Ownership Or Transferable Interest In Land [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Kerala HC Reaffirms That ‘Melpattam’ Right Does Not Create Ownership Or Transferable Interest In Land [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court rules that a melpattam right grants only usufructuary benefits from trees and creates no ownership or transferable interest in land.

Tenant Cannot Challenge Landlord’s Title After Decades Of Paying Rent: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Tenant Cannot Challenge Landlord’s Title After Decades Of Paying Rent: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules that a tenant cannot dispute the landlord’s ownership after paying rent for decades, reinforcing the principle of estoppel in tenancy.

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

Injunction Suit Without Declaration Of Title Not Maintainable When Possession Lies With Defendant: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules that an injunction suit without a declaration of title is not maintainable when possession rests with the defendant.

No law that interest charged by developer for default can't be awarded to flat or plot buyer: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Builders charging 18% delay interest must face same rate for refunds; court upholds fairness, awards 18% to harassed property buyer.

SC Allows M3M to Replace ED-Attached Property Worth ₹317 Crore Under PMLA [Read Order]

SC allows M3M to substitute attached land with alternate property worth ₹317 cr under ED’s PMLA order, enabling project continuity with conditions.

Supreme Court Allows Unregistered Document as Evidence in Specific Performance Suit [Read Order]

SC allows unregistered document as evidence in specific performance suit, citing proviso to Section 49 of Registration Act and earlier rulings.

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