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

  • 08-December-2023
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  Arbitration agreement entered into by a Company within a group of companies may bind non-signatory affiliates if the circumstances are such as to demonstrate the mutual intention of the parties to bind both signatories and non-signatories. Supreme Court.

  • 07-December-2023
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  Second Writ Petition for mandamus is maintainable when the earlier direction was not complied. Writ Court can give directions to compel the performance in a proper and lawful manner. Karnataka High Court.

  • 08-December-2023
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  Writ Court can give directions to compel the performance in a proper and lawful manner and itself can pass orders which the Government or the public authority should have passed had it properly and lawfully exercised its discretion. Karnataka High Court.

  • 12-December-2023
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  Order of cancellation of land grant which is not communicated to the grantees cannot be construed as an order in the eye of law. Karnataka High Court.

  • 07-December-2023
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  Suit for declaration of title based on mere mutation entries without written and registered instrument of title in suit property cannot be decreed. Karnataka High Court.

  • 07-December-2023
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  ‘As-is-where-is basis’. Allottee having accepted the allotment on ‘as-is-where-is’ basis is estopped from contending that the property was not suitable for him or complain about the basic amenities. Supreme Court.

  • 08-December-2023
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  Temple cannot be considered as a Civic Amenity area under the Bangalore Development Authority Act. Karnataka High Court.

  • 07-December-2023
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  ‘Avoid making governmental policies which conflict with one another’. Karnataka High Corut advises the State Government.

  • 13-December-2023
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  Arbitration and Conciliation Act. Power to modify award under Section 34 can only be to the extent of correcting arithmetical and clerical error without any material change. Supreme Court.

  • 07-December-2023
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  Criminal Law. Circumstantial evidence. Proved circumstances must be consistent only with hypothesis of guilt of accused and totally inconsistent with his innocence. Karnataka High Court.

  • 06-December-2023
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  Appeal is a continuation of the original proceeding and therefore both the Appeal and the original proceeding can be withdrawn with the leave of court unconditionally. Karnataka High Court.

  • 06-December-2023
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