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  Copyright Act. When once positive action is taken by the copyright holder of infringement, action under Section 60 challenging groundless threat of legal proceedings would no longer survive. Karnataka High Court.

  • 06-October-2023
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  Covid scenario can be considered as force majeure for the purpose of extension of contract with the statutory authority. Karnataka High Court.

  • 06-October-2023
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  Specific performance of sale agreement cannot be refused simply because khata of the property is not transferred in the name of the owner. Karnataka High Court.

  • 05-October-2023
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  Hindu Law. There can be partition of ancestral properties among the cousins and need not always be among the direct brothers. Karnataka High Court.

  • 05-October-2023
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  For the lands falling within Corporation limits, there is no need to obtain conversion from agricultural to non-agricultural purpose under Section 95 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act. Karnataka High Court.

  • 06-October-2023
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  ‘’Mother is more concerned about her career prospects than the welfare of the child’’. Karnataka High Court extensively interacts with the child and grants custody to the father with visitation rights to the mother.

  • 05-October-2023
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  Public Works Department cannot permit construction on the road margin on a State Highway or a Major Highway. Karnataka High Court.

  • 05-October-2023
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  Compassionate appointment. ‘’bharta rakshati yavvane…’’ it is the duty of husband to provide maintenance to his dependent wife. A married daughter residing in matrimonial home ordinarily cannot be treated as a dependent on her father. Karnataka High Court

  • 05-October-2023
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  ‘Last Seen Theory’ under Section 106 of the Evidence Act does not directly operate against either a husband or a wife staying under the same roof as being last person seen with the deceased. Karnataka High Court.

  • 04-October-2023
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  ‘’Fraud, suppression of material facts and the systematic abuse of law and judicial process is a ground to review the Court judgment’’. Karnataka High Court imposes exemplary costs on the ex MLA for obtaining the judgment by fraud.

  • 03-October-2023
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  Civil suit questioning attachment of property under the Karnataka Co-operative Societies Rules is not maintainable without exhausting the remedy provided under Section 101 of the Karnataka Co-operative Societies Act. Karnataka High Court.

  • 04-October-2023
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  Appeal court should not allow amendment unless there is an error in the decree of the trial court and when the amendment relieves the party who lost the case from the consequences of a decision rendered on merits. Karnataka High Court.

  • 04-October-2023
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