The uploaded judgment in Second Appeal at HighCourt Chandigarh RSA (Karam Singh v. Raj Kumar and Others) concerns a village well claimed by local residents to be public property. The Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed the regular second appeal on 24 September 2026, upholding the concurrent findings that the well was public and that … Read more
Order VII Rule 11 CPC: High Court Clarifies When a Civil Suit Cannot Be Rejected on Jurisdictional Grounds. A Civil Revision Petition (under Section 115 of the CPC or Article 227 of the Constitution) against an order deciding an application under Order VII Rule 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) is governed … Read more
Right of Pre-emption in Haryana: RSA Restores Decree in Favour of Co-Sharer After 1995 Amendment in HighCourt RSA-Suit for Possession. High Court Clarifies That a Pre-emption Right Existing on the Date of Trial Court Decree Is Not Defeated by a Later Statutory Amendment During Appeal. The Punjab and Haryana High Court, in a recent Regular … Read more
Can a Will Be Accepted by the Court If It Is Surrounded by Suspicious Circumstances? Punjab & Haryana High Court Explains in a judgment reinforces the well-settled principle that courts must be satisfied not only about the formal execution of the Will but also about its authenticity and the absence of suspicious circumstances. In a significant … Read more
HighCourt Revision Civil- Decree Execution Objections: Objections in Execution Cannot Defeat a Decree Based on a Supreme Court Undertaking. The Court dismissed a revision petition challenging the rejection of objections filed in execution proceedings and emphasized the sanctity of undertakings given before courts. In a significant judgment dated 12 May 2026, the Punjab & Haryana … Read more
Post covers case digest wherein High Court Suspends Warrants of Possession in Rent Eviction Matter Pending Appeal. In an important judgment dated 15 January 2026, the Punjab & Haryana High Court granted temporary protection to a tenant by suspending the execution of Warrants of Possession in a rent eviction matter. The Court observed that execution … Read more
Court Grants Succession Certificate for Deceased Woman’s Bank Deposits.Claiming a bank deposit in a succession case requires either a valid nominee, a registered will, or a court-issued Succession Certificate. The exact procedure and documentation depend on the presence of a nomination and the total claim amount. [1, 2, 3, 5] In an important judgment dated … Read more
Court fees for cancelling a sale deed are generally calculated on an ad valorem basis (percentage of value), often 1-2% of the sale consideration stated in the document. If you are a party to the deed, you must pay court fees on the total value; non-executants (third parties) may only pay fixed fees. [1, 2, … Read more
An eviction petition against a tenant is a formal legal process a landlord starts after giving proper notice, typically for reasons like non-payment of rent, misuse of property, or the landlord’s genuine need for the property, requiring filing with a Rent Controller or Civil Court, presenting evidence, and obtaining a court order for possession, with … 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. In case of a dispute over ancestral property, it is advisable to seek legal counsel and attempt amicable resolution through negotiations or mediation. If a resolution … 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. Within six months of the date that their possession was taken, they may file a lawsuit. The property owner has the right to sue the unauthorised occupant … 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
A permanent injunction suit without possession is generally not maintainable under Section 38 of the Specific Relief Act, as proven, settled possession on the date of the suit is a mandatory prerequisite. If the defendant holds possession or disputes the title, a simple injunction suit fails, necessitating a suit for declaration of title and consequential recovery … Read more
Bonafide intentions necessary for getting a decree for Specific Relief when the other party is not ready to oblige the contract or transaction committed. In this post we will discuss about various ingredients required to get a decree for Specific performance and its relations with law of limitation. The essential elements for a suit for … 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
Post covers SUIT FOR RECOVERY CHANDIGARH PANCHKULA MOHALI wherein Civil Lawyer can help you recover your money from your friend, family and relatives. 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 … Read more
Post covers SUIT FOR PARTITION Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali Kharar Derabassi amongst the family members in property dispute. Court ascertains the claim of ownership over the claimed property by family members. Usually property lawyers or civil lawyers undertake these cases. Suit for Partition for Division of the property The right over property was a fundamental right … 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
Lets have the AI answer this for you, what is the difference between Suit for Specific Relief and Suit for Specific Performance. The key difference is that specific performance is a type of legal remedy where a party is compelled to fulfill their contractual obligations, whereas specific relief is a broader legal term encompassing all … Read more
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