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Any report regarding existing construction and whether property is fit for habitation, would amount to collection of evidence in favour of a party--Application under O.26 R.9 CPC dismissed..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Registered Will challenged on contention that testator was of unsound mind--No evidence to prima facie establish the contention--O.39 R.1 and R.2 CPC application dismissed..
Merely because the one of the co-sharer (plaintiff) was residing separately does not mean that he has no right over the suit property--Suit decreed..
Mother is entitled to grant of compensation
Accident--Income--Salary Certificate and testimony of witness is sufficient proof of income..
Plaintiff filed injunction suit against Municipal Corporation--Obstruction also caused to neighbour with alleged encroachment--Thus, neighbour is necessary party under O.1 R.10 CPC..
Expired License--Insurance Company not liable to pay and recover..
He has to approach the Trial Court which had passed said compromise decree O.23 R.3--O.43 R.1A CPC does not create provision for an independent appeal at all for a party to suit
Comprom..
Supreme Court
Use of Filthy Language by Police--Order of Human Rights Commission, directing the State to pay compensation of Rs.2 lakhs to the Complainant recoverable from the erring Inspector, upheld..
Application under O.7 R.11 CPC cannot be allowed where suit involves serious triable issues
Rejection of Plaint--Factual Disputes--Defendants raised factual disputes in an application u..
In a suit for specific performance, it is admissible in evidence as per proviso to S.49 of the Registration Act..
Exemplar Sale Deed was executed 6 months prior to notification under S.4--Thus, the same cannot be held as sham transaction
Land Acquisition--Development Charges--No deduction for devel..
Civil Court has no jurisdiction to decide the dispute with regard to order passed by the assessing officer or the appellate authority..
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