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Eviction--Co-sharers are not necessary parties in a suit for eviction by landlord (one of the co-sharer) against the tenant..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Time to deposit sale consideration--Trial Court had granted two months\' time to deposit the amount--However, appeal was filed which was dismissed but no time was specified by appellate cour..
Supreme Court
Whereby Act of 2010 was amended from retrospective effect with stipulation that Act of 2010 would not apply to the land owned or deemed to have been downed by any Panchayats, Municipalities,..
Refund of Stamp Duty--Petitioners held entitled for amount of E-Stamp Papers along with interest thereon..
Major married and earning sons of the deceased, and married daughter are entitled for compensation, irrespective of whether the representatives are fully dependent on the deceased or not..
If their act and conduct do amply establish about the hollowness of the objections, so filed, the Executing Court is at freedom to adjudicate upon the objections, even without framing of the..
No Objection was raised by opposite party at the time of allowing the application on merits by District Court--In appeal, High Court should not have set the said application on solely on gro..
Delay in action by police--Representation was placed before SSP after 5 days of its receipt whereas it must be addressed within three days--SSP held responsible for delay and not the clerk..
Interest at the rate as agreed initially between the parties from date of borrowing till filing of suit and future interest @ 6% per annum from date of filing suit till realization, awarded..
Grant of two permits to the private operators, bifurcated so as to grant one permit to the new entrant and another one to the existing operator--Decision upheld..
Knowledge of the Will was acquired within 6 months of death--Suit was filed after 6 years--Will discarded
Will--Attesting Witness--Exclusion of Son--Attesting witness was not aware of c..
Split Method--Assessment of income of deceased by splitting the income before increment, after increment and pension on retirement; not to be done in absence of special reasons; to be record..
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