2019 – Page 2 – LAW DHARMA

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An appeal from the order of Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (“CESTAT”), involving an issue regarding violation of conditions contained in customs exemption notification, would lie only before the High Court under the provisions of Section 130 of the Customs Act, 1962 not before the Supreme Court under the provisions of Section 130E of the Customs Act.

December 31, 2019 K.Suresh

M/s.Motorola India Limited imported materials to India for the purpose of manufacturing Pagers. It claims benefit under a Notification No....

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The illness of encephalitis malaria through a mosquito bite cannot be considered as an accident for the purpose of claiming insurance under Personal Accident Policy- Supreme Court

April 13, 2019 K.Suresh

Death occurred due to Malaria on account of mosquito bite cannot entitle the legal heirs of the Policyholder from claiming...

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Can the issue between Landlord-Tenant be referred to Arbitration?- Matter referred to Larger Bench

March 9, 2019 K.Suresh

The Supreme Court had referred the question whether the issues between Landlord and Tenant as per the provisions of Transfer...

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The suspended Board of Directors of Corporate Debtor, though they have no right to vote in the Committee of Creditors, are entitled to get the copy of resolution plans-Supreme Court

February 19, 2019 K.Suresh

The Supreme Court lays down a law that the erstwhile Board of Directors shall have a right to comment upon...

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No more formal filing for saving limitation or for other purpose-Supreme Court Registry issued Circular

February 7, 2019 K.Suresh

The Registry of the Supreme Court has issued a Circular dated 01-02-2019 with a view to avoid the formal filing...

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When the cause of action for filing a suit is different, there is no jurisdiction conferred upon one Court to entertain suits pertaining to property situated in different courts-Supreme Court clarified Section 17 of C.P.C.

February 7, 2019 K.Suresh

The Supreme Court has decided the issue regarding the interpretation of the word “any portion of the property” found in...

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Permanent Injunction can be granted only to the person who is in actual possession-SC

February 7, 2019 K.Suresh

The Supreme Court has held in the case of BALKRISHNA DATTATRAYA GALANDE VERSUS BALKRISHNA RAMBHAROSE GUPTA AND ANOTHER that "in a suit filed...

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Courts cannot travel beyond the four corners of Order-Contempt Jurisdiction

February 7, 2019 K.Suresh

The Supreme Court reiterates the principle that it must not, therefore, travel beyond the four corners of the order which is...

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Offence under section 307 cannot be quashed by the High Court even in case of settlement -Supreme Court reiterates

January 5, 2019 K.Suresh

The Supreme Court settled the law once again that despite any settlement between the complainant on the one hand and...

Year: 2019

The illness of encephalitis malaria through a mosquito bite cannot be considered as an accident for the purpose of claiming insurance under Personal Accident Policy- Supreme Court

Can the issue between Landlord-Tenant be referred to Arbitration?- Matter referred to Larger Bench

The suspended Board of Directors of Corporate Debtor, though they have no right to vote in the Committee of Creditors, are entitled to get the copy of resolution plans-Supreme Court

No more formal filing for saving limitation or for other purpose-Supreme Court Registry issued Circular

When the cause of action for filing a suit is different, there is no jurisdiction conferred upon one Court to entertain suits pertaining to property situated in different courts-Supreme Court clarified Section 17 of C.P.C.

Permanent Injunction can be granted only to the person who is in actual possession-SC

Courts cannot travel beyond the four corners of Order-Contempt Jurisdiction

Offence under section 307 cannot be quashed by the High Court even in case of settlement -Supreme Court reiterates

The Apex Court on the Validity of Last Seen Theory and Forensic Evidence in Criminal Convictions

Supreme Court Strongly Condemns Abuse of Bail Conditions Through False Deposits and Reneging by Parties

Supreme Court Affirms Procedural Adherence and Limits of Insolvency Moratorium in Civil Litigation

Whether a Statement obtained under section 67 of NDPS Act can be treated as a Confession?

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