Supreme Court Draws Clear Line: Revenue Records May Show Possession, Not Ownership
A person’s name in government land records may help establish possession, but it cannot magically transform into ownership without genuine title papers — that was...
Recent reports from Indian courts, with their original court documents.
A person’s name in government land records may help establish possession, but it cannot magically transform into ownership without genuine title papers — that was...
In a move that could significantly streamline commercial litigation, the Supreme Court has drawn clear lines around when courts should fast-track disputes instead of dragging...
A decree that has survived years of resistance cannot be derailed at the eleventh hour by a conveniently timed objection—that is the clear message delivered...
The Supreme Court has delivered a sharp reminder to High Courts: supervisory jurisdiction is not a backdoor appeal. Revisiting the contours of Article 227 of...
The Allahabad High Court has made it clear that what begins as a private act of faith can, over time, step into the realm of...
A simmering dispute that began over a decade ago has drawn sharp judicial ire, with the Rajasthan High Court calling out the staggering delay in...
In a ruling that stretches beyond the immediate dispute before it, the Madurai Bench has nudged the State toward reshaping what young students learn about...
The Supreme Court has delivered a clear message to litigants eager to derail arbitration midway: if an arbitrator rejects a jurisdictional objection, you can’t rush...
In a sharply worded verdict, the Supreme Court of India has pulled up the Union Government for sidestepping earlier directions to regularise a group of...
A Delhi district court has declined to entertain journalist Sucheta Dalal’s challenge to an interim order that muzzles reportage linking businessman Manoj Kesari Chand Sandesara...
After years of courtroom sparring and arbitration drama, the Amazon–Future Group dispute has quietly slipped into closure mode—at least for now. The Delhi High Court...
The debate over who gets to sit at the counting tables in West Bengal has been settled—at least for now. The Calcutta High Court has...