Allahabad High Court holds that a Senior Citizens’ Tribunal under the 2007 Act cannot declare a gift deed void on allegations of forgery; such disputes must be adjudicated by a competent civil court.
Read Full ArticleDelhi High Court dismisses Railways’ plea against regularisation of commission vendors and bearers, holding that their entitlement was settled by repeated Supreme Court directions.
Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal stays a government teacher’s suspension over participation in an RSS event, holding that no government order barred such participation.
The Karnataka High Court upheld the dismissal of a RERA complaint, ruling that flat buyers who consented to shared amenities in a registered sale deed cannot later challenge the arrangement.
NCLT Kochi refused to recall an ex parte order in the Green Hearts case, holding negligence of counsel is no ground to reopen proceedings.
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