Judgements

While granting permission to the Police to investigate non-cognizable offence, the Magistrate cannot simply issue police intimation without passing any order on the requisition. Karnataka High Court.

12-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Karnataka Land Revenue Act. Deputy Commissioner cannot hold roving enquiry and nullify the registered documents in the guise of exercising suo motu revisional jurisdiction under Section 136(3). Karnataka High Court.

11-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Karnataka Land Revenue Act. Questions of facts that impact title cannot be decided in proceedings under Chapter XI. Karnataka High Court.

11-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Construction as per the sanctioned plan cannot be prevented on the ground of encroachment of Rajakaluve unless the existence of Rajakaluve is reflected in the Revised Master Plan prepared under the KT&CP Act. Karnataka High Court.

11-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Failure to furnish legible and translated copies of the documents supporting the preventive detention to the detune vitiates the detention order. Karnataka High Court.

11-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. Unlike coercive recovery litigation, the corporate insolvency resolution process is not adversarial to the interest of the corporate debtor. Supreme Court reiterates.

09-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Daughters cannot maintain suit for partition in respect of joint family properties when the succession had opened prior to the commencement of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956. Karnataka High Court.

09-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Even entries in books of account and/or balance sheets of a corporate debtor would amount to an acknowledgment under Section 18 of the Limitation Act. Supreme Court.

07-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Difference between 'acknowledgment of debt' and 'promise to pay'. Acknowledgment applies to a debt within limitation. Promise to pay applies to a time-barred debt. Supreme Court.

11-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Conducting land survey and marking boundaries under the Karnataka Land Revenue Act cannot be resorted to claim title over the property instead of approaching the civil Court. Karnataka High Court.

08-December-2023

Daksha Legal
Hindu Succession Act. Step-mother is not class I heir of Hindu male dying intestate and cannot claim property left by him. Karnataka High Court.

08-December-2023

Daksha Legal
One business partner cannot set criminal law into motion against another partner if the business runs into losses. Karnataka High Court.

08-December-2023

Daksha Legal

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