Section. 14 Partnership Act | Partner’s Contribution Becomes Firm’s Property, Legal Heirs Cannot Claim Ownership: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on (February 27) observed that a contribution made by […]
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NCLAT Sets Aside NCLT Order for Prematurely Accepting Resolution Professional’s Report without Considering Extension Request
The NCLAT set aside the NCLT’s order for prematurely accepting the Resolution […]
Read moreSec. 69 Partnership Act |Partner of Unregistered Firm Can’t File Suit for Recovery against Other Partners: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court reaffirmed that a partner of an unregistered firm cannot […]
Read moreSummons Under PMLA Can’t Be Quashed Merely Because Accused Was Discharged In Predicate Offence: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court set aside an order of the Gauhati High Court […]
Read moreAn Accused Can Seek Anticipatory Bail In Relation To An Offence Even While He Is In Custody In A Different Offence: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court held that an accused is entitled to seek anticipatory […]
Read moreSupreme Court Dismisses ED’s Plea Against HC Order Allowing NDTV To Seek Compounding of Alleged FEMA Violations
The Supreme Court dismissed the plea by Directorate of Enforcement (ED) challenging […]
Read more[Indian Stamp Act] Collector Quasi-Judicial Authority, Has No Statutory Power To Review/Recall Order: Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court has held that the proceedings under the Indian […]
Read moreS.138 NI Act | Cheque Dishonour Case Can Be Compounded Without Complainaint’s Consent If Accused Has Compensated: Supreme Court
Recently, the Supreme Court observed that once the complainant is compensated by […]
Read moreIf Deed Was Executed By Person Without Title, Successors Cannot Enforce Rights On Property Based On Such Deed: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court held if someone tries to transfer property rights to […]
Read moreS.148 NI Act | Appellate Court Has Discretion To Waive Or Order Deposit Of Minimum 20% Fine But It Must Give Reasons: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court has held that the Appellate Court has the statutory discretion […]
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