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The Supreme Court held the respondent firm’s registration was proved, but dismissed the recovery suit as time-barred. Section 14 did not save limitation.
The Supreme Court held that writ petitions for electrocution compensation are not maintainable where disputed facts exist, and compensation must be assessed on a just, fair basis.
The Supreme Court reconsidered maintenance, enhanced the wife’s monthly support to Rs.30,000 and the children’s to Rs.1,50,000 total, and held PF/ESPP deductions are not compulsory.
The Supreme Court held that a plaintiff in a commercial suit must file a reply to a counter-claim within the Order VIII Rule 1 time limits, and upheld dismissal of the belated reply.
Supreme Court held a compromise decree void under Order XXIII Rule 3 CPC where defendant no. 5 had not signed and no valid authority or exigent circumstance was shown.
The Supreme Court held that the High Court could not replace decrees for mandatory injunction with monetary compensation when no such relief was prayed for.
Supreme Court held that the suit was not barred by constructive res judicata and restored the concurrent findings in the appellant’s favour.
Supreme Court held that heirs under Section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act take as tenants-in-common with separate shares, so karta-based legal necessity did not apply.
The Supreme Court upheld a Will in favour of the testator’s sister, holding that the attesting witness proved execution and exclusion of natural heirs alone is not suspicious.
Supreme Court held that the partition decree was executable on its terms and set aside the High Court’s order that had halted execution pending a fresh final decree.
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