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Supreme Court Holds Homebuyers Who Secure Decree under RERA Are Not Different from Other Financial Creditors Under IBC

In a notable judgment[1], the Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) held that homebuyers cannot be treated differently from other ‘financial creditors’ under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) merely on the ground of securing favorable

Airlines shall be held liable for default in the services promised by its Agent: Supreme Court

Airlines shall be held liable for default in the services promised by its Agent: Supreme Court

The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) in a recent notable judgment held that the Airlines shall be bound by the time schedule promised by its agent.   In the instant case the Appellant, Rajasthan Art Emporium booked

Rights on An Immovable Property transferred Under an Agreement To Sell are not Conveyance Of Ownership: Supreme Court

Rights on An Immovable Property transferred Under an Agreement To Sell are not Conveyance Of Ownership: Supreme Court

In a recent judgment, passed in the matter of Munishamappa v.M.Rama Reddy and Ors.,[1]the Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) clarified the fundamental principle of the conveyancing of immovable property, under section 54 of the Transfer of

Magistrate Holds no Power to Modify Its Previous Cognizance Order on Filing of Protest Petition: Supreme Court

Magistrate Holds no Power to Modify Its Previous Cognizance Order on Filing of Protest Petition: Supreme Court

In a notable judgment, the Supreme Court held that the Judicial Magistrate cannot entertain a protest petition against its own order wherein the cognizance has already been taken on a final report. Ramakant Singh and

Supreme Court: Executing Court to Consider Questions Limited to Execution of Decree

Supreme Court: Executing Court to Consider Questions Limited to Execution of Decree

In a recent decision[i], the Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC“)[ii], emphasized that the higher courts hold responsibility to rectify errors in order to ensure efficient administration of justice. The SC further clarified that according to section

Second Petition US 482 CR.P.C. Not Maintainable On Grounds

Second Petition U/S 482 CR.P.C. Not Maintainable On Grounds Already Available During First Petition: Supreme Court

Recently, the Supreme Court has passed a notable judgment wherein it held that a second petition filed u/s. 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (Cr.P.C.) on grounds that were already available for challenge during

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