1. Background of the Case: Ravi Kumar, the complainant, alleged that Rangaswamy, the accused, borrowed Rs. 55,000 from him in September 2012, promising to repay it within six months. When Ravi Kumar demanded repayment after six months, Rangaswamy issued a cheque for Rs. 55,000. However, the cheque bounced due to insufficient funds. 2. Legal Notice […]
Case Summary:In a recent judgment, the Allahabad High Court, presided over by Justice Surendra Singh*, addressed a criminal revision challenging the Family Court’s decision to grant maintenance to the wife and two children. The revision was dismissed, affirming the Family Court’s decision to award Rs. 25,000 per month as maintenance. Factual Background:The wife, citing mental
Introduction: In a recent ruling by the Patna High Court, crucial clarification was provided regarding the distinction between legitimate financial support and dowry demands in matrimonial disputes. The court’s decision carries significant implications for the interpretation and application of dowry-related provisions under Indian law. Factual Background:The case revolves around a matrimonial dispute brought before the
Introduction:In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court addressed the complex issue of maintenance recovery, emphasizing the legality of maintenance arrears as a debt. The case, Vasu Bajaj v Rakesh Bajaj, highlights the challenges faced by dependents seeking maintenance and the legal avenues available for recovery. Factual Background:The case originated from a suit filed by
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“A Delhi Court has denied interim bail to BRS leader K Kavitha in a significant legal development concerning a money laundering case linked to an alleged liquor policy scam. Despite pleas from Kavitha’s counsel, the Special CBI judge upheld the decision, leaving her in judicial custody. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested Kavitha on accusations of bribery and tampering with evidence, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing investigation. This case sheds light on the alleged kickbacks and undue favors surrounding the formulation and implementation of the excise policy, underscoring the complexities of the legal landscape.”
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Introduction: In a recent judgment, the Gujarat High Court shed light on the intricacies involved in determining the income of self-employed individuals, particularly in the context of matrimonial disputes. The case, involving a revision plea filed by a husband challenging a Family Court’s maintenance order, brought forth pertinent issues regarding the assessment of income in
In a recent ruling, the Madras High Court made a significant observation regarding the authority of Registering Authorities and District Registrars in the cancellation of Sale Deeds. The court emphasized that these authorities are not empowered to cancel Sale Deeds through summary proceedings, highlighting the need for a trial conducted by a Civil Court for
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The Madras High Court’s recent decision reinforces the principle that educational institutions cannot withhold students’ educational certificates due to pending dues. In this case, Justice Anita Sumanth directed Cheran College of Pharmacy to return a former student’s original documents, emphasizing that the college had no legal right to claim a lien over them. While the college was granted the liberty to recover outstanding dues through lawful means, it was mandated to return the documents to the student.
The Kerala High Court, in its ruling, clarified that under the Registration Act, a registered document, including a will, can only be cancelled by the registration authorities in cases of false impersonation. The Court emphasized that the power to cancel a registered deed lies with the registration authorities solely on grounds of false impersonation for
The Uttarakhand High Court’s directive to Family Courts regarding guardianship and custody laws aligns with the Law Commission’s recommendations, emphasizing shared custody and the importance of psychological evaluation for child custody matters. The court underscores the need for adherence to these guidelines during matrimonial disputes and custody cases, promoting a focus on the child’s emotional well-being.