Will is an instrument prepared by a person, which explains his wish regarding his property’s disposal after his death. His intention in regards to the disposal of his property after his death through a Will is ensured by the law. The Indian Succession Act,1925 provides provisions regarding Will in case of Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs or …
A Will can not be revoked by a subsequent Agreement Read More »
A Sikar based 40 year old advocate Hansraj Malwiya, died in a recent event by setting himself on fire inside the sub-Divisional Magistrate’s office. In his suicide note, the advocate stated that he was being harassed by the Sub-Divisional Magistrate Rakesh Kumar and for bribes for every hearing of revenue related cases in the Court. …
Harassment of Advocate demanded official’s Arrest Read More »
Recently. the Delhi High Court, in the case of [Juki Private Limited v M/s Capital Apparels Technology Private Limited], decided that if an MoU signed by the parties states that arbitration can be sought for settlement of dues, then arbitration can be sought for any such violation of the terms of the MoU even if …
If MOU arise out of an agreement containing Arbitration Clause reference of MOU is valid Read More »
A PIL was filed by Devkinandan Thakur to identify minorities at the district level for granting benefits under Article 29 and 30 of the constitution. According to the petition filed, in 1993 The Govt. of India declared Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists, Parsis and Jains as a minority at the national level which was irrational and contrary …
Challenging other Religions Minorities at National Level Read More »
The Single Bench of Justice Vibhu Bakhru, observed that the rendering of an arbitral award if delayed without a just cause, then in such a case the decision of arbitration could be challenged. It was held that unexplained delay is in conflict with the public policy of India and can be challenged under Section 34 …
Arbitration Award can be set aside for unexplained delay in rendering Award Read More »
Laws are like double-edged weapons where provisions are made to protect the rights of an individual the same provisions are misused to throttle the liberty of other individuals. There is no dearth of cases where fake or false allegations like threatens have not been levelled against the men for ulterior motives. While the number of …
In the case of ES Praveen Kumar v The State of Karnataka, The Karnataka High Court held that a police sub-inspector can investigate and file a charge sheet after due investigation. The Single Judge Bench of Justice K Natarajan held, “The Police Sub-Inspector or Inspector both are in charge of the PS, there is no …
Can a Police Sub-Inspector Investigates and File a charge Sheet in Criminal Case? Read More »
The Division Bench of Justice Ajay Rastogi and Justice Bela in the case of Munni Devi alias Nathi Devi (dead) & Ors. v Rajendra alias Lallu Lal (dead) & Ors., held that a Hindu widow when has exclusive legal possession of the HUF property, it shall be presumed that such property is her pre-existing right …
Can HUF Property be used for Widow’s Maintenance Read More »
In the case of Nimish S Agarwal v Smt Ruhi Agarwal, the father filed an appeal seeking custody of his child against the decision of the lower court, where he was denied visitation rights. The couple got married in the year 2007 and a child was born in 2012. Later, under Section 25 of the …
Parent’s Education & Income not the sole criteria to decide Child’s Custody Read More »
In the case of [Prabha Tyagi v Kamlesh Devi, CrA 511/2022], the Supreme Court decided that it is not mandatory for the Magistrate to consider a Domestic Incident Report filed by Protectiotion Officer before passing an order under the D V Act. It was observed by the Bench of Justices M R Shah and B …
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