Supreme Court allows mutation based on a will, clarifies it doesn’t decide ownership
Supreme Court rules mutation can be based on a will but does not decide ownership. Revenue entries allowed; title disputes must go to civil court.
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Supreme Court rules mutation can be based on a will but does not decide ownership. Revenue entries allowed; title disputes must go to civil court.
Supreme Court questions exemption of directors from depositing compensation under Section 148 NI Act during company liquidation. Larger Bench to settle law.
Supreme Court allows action against old diesel and petrol vehicles in Delhi-NCR if below BS-IV norms. Age no longer protects polluting vehicles.
The Supreme Court has ruled that renewal of a driving licence after expiry does not restore continuity. The judgment impacts driver recruitment eligibility, employment rules, and …
The Supreme Court refuses to quash an FIR against a Bengaluru resident over a tweet targeting PM Modi, holding that freedom of speech was “brazenly abused.” The ruling clarifies l…