Court fee for Civil Suit whether to be paid? Introduction: In the present case of Smt. Gangesh Kumari Kak vs The State of Madhya Pradesh, we will discuss whether the ad valorem court fee will be paid or not by the non-executant of a sale deed if he is not bound by the deed. Court … Read more
In this post we will discuss about an Eviction Petition against Tenant. Wherein the court allowed the petition and held that the respondent is liable to pay the arrears of rent amounting to Rs. 2,38,350/-. and was is further directed to handover the vacant possession of the demised premises EVICTION PETITION Also Read- Landlord … Read more
In this post we will discuss about a Civil Revision Petition to set aside Eviction Order wherein the High Court held that the repairs that became imperative for maintaining the integrity of the building ought not to be taken as an actionable wrong by the tenant that could render him liable for eviction. Civil Revision Petition … Read more
In this post we will discuss about a case related to ancestral property wherein both the petitioner and defendant who were family members claimed the ownership of the property. Anil Kumar vs Rameshwar Dass And Anr on 18 February 2020 Appellants Anil Kumar Respondents Rameshwar Dass & Anr. In the present appeal, the plaintiff has … Read more
In this post we will discuss about a classic case of degeneration of family values in which a brother tried to illegally take possession of his brother’s property. Jagjeet Singh Bedi v. Daljeet Singh Bedi NAME OF THE COURT- Ms. NeenaBansal Krishna, District and Sessions Judge ( South East), Saket Courts, New Delhi. NAME OF … Read more
In this post we will discuss about whether we should file a case for specific performance or mandatory injunction if the other party fails to complete a transaction of an immovable property. INTRODUCTION :Specific performance is a specialized remedy used by courts when no other remedy (such as money) will adequately compensate the other party. … Read more
In this post we will discuss about the recent judgment of The Supreme court in which it stated that a person being unable to prove that he had actual possession of the suit premises cannot seek a decree of permanent injunction. CANNOT GRANT PERMANENT INJUCTION WITHOUT PROOF OF POSSESION: SUPREME COURT Judgment Digest: Balkrishna Dattatraya … Read more
Bonafide intentions necessary for getting a decree for Specific Relief. In this post we will discuss about various ingredients required to get a decree for Specific performance and its relations with law of limitation. Specific Relief Act Judgement Digest. The Specific Relief Act is a legal statute dealing with reliefs or recovery of the damages … Read more
Civil Revision against Rent Appeal before High Court Chandigarh This is a case digest of Civil Revision against Rent Appeal before High Court Chandigarh wherein the tenant lost the case against landlord for ejectment of rented premises on the premise of personal necessity and bonafide use. The landlord won the case before Rent Controller and … Read more
Here in this post we talk about Permanent Temporary Injunction Civil Suit Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali in District Courts versus plaintiff & defendants which can be filed in any civil matter restraining the other party from doing any act against the interest of one who has filed the civil injunction case for seeking Permanent/Temporary reliefs from … Read more
The term “Suit for Recovery” also known as “Summary Suit” or “Summary Procedure” given under Order XXXVII of the Code of civil procedure, 1908 defines the procedure of a recovery suit in case the defendant does not have any defense. This order is applicable to every suit for the recovery of bills of exchange, hundies, … Read more
The right over property was a fundamental right pre 1978 but after the 44th Amendment Act eliminated Right to property from Fundamental Right to Legal Right under Article300 and Article 31(a) of the Indian Constitution. It means Right to property was began to develop with the time of birth in a family. The term partition … Read more
District Courts of Mohali/SAS Nagar is situated in new judicial complex, SAS Nagar. The Territorial Jurisdiction of Mohali Court Covers below Police Stations: Phase 11 Mohali and Banur, Phase 1 Mohali, Special task Force, SSOC, State Crime and Vigilance Bureau,Airport and Police Post Phase 6, Juvenile, Women cell and Phase 8 Mohali, Matour, Cyber Crime, … Read more
Getting Succession Certificate from Mohali District Court is easy. Just follow the below steps:- When is Succession Certificate Required? When there is no will and the property gets equally divided amongst the legal heirs. If will is there, go for “Probate of Will”, not for Succession of petition. Why Mohali? For Succession case filed by … Read more
Specific Relief is a wider concept than Specific Performance. Specific Relief Act, 1963 works on the objective that wherever there is a wrong there is a remedy. It provides specific relief so as toprovide remedy for the infringement of a legal right. The various reliefs provided under this act are Recovery of possession of property, Specific … Read more
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