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Outgoing Partner Entitled To The Profits Partnership Act

Outgoing Partner Entitled To The Profits: Partnership Act

The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“Hon’ble SC“) in its recent judgment[i], held that in an event, a partner is carrying out business with the assets of the firm, he is entitled to his share of profits

Limitation Period For Filing A Suit For Declaration Along With Recovery Of Possession Is 12 Years And Not 3 Years: Supreme Court

The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) in a recent decision[1] has laid down that the limitation period for filing a suit for declaration of title, along with a relief for the recovery of possession shall be

Adverse Possession Limitation Begins When Possession Becomes Adverse, Not When Ownership Is Established Supreme Court

Adverse Possession Limitation Begins When Possession Becomes Adverse, Not When Ownership Is Established: Supreme Court

In a recent judgment, the Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) in the case of Neelam Gupta and Ors v. Rajendra Kumar Gupta and Anr.[i], categorically held that the period of limitation for establishing title by adverse

Limitations Of Defences In Transactions Affected By Lis Pendens: Supreme Court

Limitations Of Defences In Transactions Affected By Lis Pendens: Supreme Court

The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) in its latest judgement[i] reiterated that once the transaction is affected by the doctrine of Lis Penden, then the defence of being a bona fide purchaser and lack of notice

Supreme Court holds that while interpreting contractual stipulations the rule of literal interpretation should be followed when stipulations are clear and specific

The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) recently held in a noteworthy judgement of Kamal Kishore Seghal v. Murti Dev[i] that where the language used in an instrument/document is clear and unambiguous, only the clear expression of

Failure of the Defendant to file Written Submission Does Not Seize its Right to Cross-Examine Supreme Court

Failure of the Defendant to file Written Statement Does Not Seize its Right to Cross-Examine: Supreme Court

The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) recently delivered a noteworthy judgment in the case of Ranjit Singh & Anr. v. State of Uttarakhand & Ors.[i], addressing significant concern over an ex parte proceeding and the striking

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