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Conversation between spouses recorded secretly on digital devices by one of them is admissible in evidence under divorce proceedings
Privileged Communication between Spouses--Admissibil..
Supreme Court
Mere filing of eviction petition by borrower against tenant does not prove prior tenancy..
Once the application under O.22 R.4 CPC had been allowed then subsequent application under O.1 R.10 CPC for deletion of name of such legal representatives is not maintainable..
There was no concluded contract of insurance --Insurance Company cannot be asked to pay and recover--Application under O.1 R.10 CPC allowed..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Employee collapsed in factory premises due to sudden heart attack and also suffered head injury--Employer held liable to pay..
Merely for a wrong assertion made in caveat, the execution of decree under O.21 CPC cannot be derailed...
O.11 R.1(12) CPC is applicable to the documents which have come into existence after filing of the plaint/amended plaint by the plaintiff but not to the documents which were already in posse..
Non-mention of Reason--Such Will can be upheld provided other surrounding circumstances supports the intention of the testator
Will--Exclusion of Wife--Relationship of testator with his..
If the employee is able to prove his salary then S.5 would apply, If not then S.4(1-B) of Employee Compensation Act, 1923 would apply ..
Property in dispute is the prime government land property--Delay of more than one and half years condoned in filing of restoration application under O.9 R.9 CPC..
It has to be established that there was willful disobedience on the part of Judgment Debtor--Thus, solely on account of the assertions made in the application police help cannot be provided..
Appellate Court apart from recording its concurrence to the findings recorded by the Trial Court has not assigned any reason in support of its conclusions--Matter remanded to District Judge..
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