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

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

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

Parents Can Legally Evict Children from Their Property if They  Neglect Them: SC Judiciary
Parents Can Legally Evict Children from Their Property if They Neglect Them: SC

Supreme Court rules parents can legally evict children from property under the Senior Citizens Act if they neglect or refuse to support them.

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

Prolonged cohabitation results in presumption of marriage: SC [Read Judgment]

Prolonged cohabitation presumes valid marriage unless disproved by strong evidence; woman’s silence seen as deliberate evasion, appeal dismissed: SC

Scheduled Tribe woman entitled to equal share in father's property: SC [Read Judgment]

SC rules ST woman entitled to equal share in father’s property, citing gender equality under Article 14 and applying justice, equity, and good conscience.

Bombay HC Clarifies “Shared Household” Definition Under Domestic Violence Act [Read Judgment]

Bombay High Court rules that an under-construction flat cannot be deemed a “shared household” under DV Act; denies wife’s plea for installment payments.

SC dismisses plea of Bahadur Shah Zafar’s ‘heir’ seeking possession of Red Fort

SC junks Red Fort claim by Mughal heir Sultana Begum, calls plea meritless and misconceived; sought compensation for govt possession since 1857.

'Waqf by user’ & suo motu declaration proved to be a safe haven of encroachment of government, private properties, Centre tells SC

Centre defends Waqf (Amendment) Act in SC, cites misuse of ‘waqf by user’ and suo motu claims to encroach govt, private lands; asserts constitutional validity.

Supreme Court Orders Release of Seized Vehicle in NDPS Case, Cites Owner’s Discharge and Trial Delay, Reduces Surety Bond [Read Order]

SC orders release of seized vehicle in NDPS case, reduces surety bond from ₹6 lakh to ₹2.1 lakh, citing owner’s discharge and trial delay.

Senior Advocate Mahalakshmi Pavani to Launch Landmark Book on Women’s Legal Rights in India

Supreme Court Senior Advocate Mahalakshmi Pavani launches book on women’s legal rights in India, covering key issues and remedies from birth to old age.

Chhattisgarh High Court Rules Pension is a “Property” Right Protected Under Constitution [Read Order]

Chhattisgarh High Court rules pension is a property right under Article 300-A, protecting retired employees from arbitrary deductions.

Waqf Act Should Not Be Amended But Must Be Abrogated

Supreme Court advocate Ashwini Upadhyay vehemently contends that the Waqf Act 1995 blatantly violates constitutional principles and must be abrogated instead of amended to uphold equality and justice.

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