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WB Premises Tenancy Act | Tenant Not Protected From Eviction If Admitted Rent Not Deposited Within Time As Per S.7 : Supreme Court
Interpreting the West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act, 1997 (“Act”), the Supreme Court recently ruled that once an eviction summons is served on a tenant, the statutory 30-day period for depositing arrears of rent along with applicable interest is mandatory and cannot be extended by invoking Section 5 of the Limitation Act. The bench of Justices J.K. Maheshwari and Aravind Kumar dealt with a case where the appellant-tenant failed to deposit the admitted rent within the statutory 30-day period and...
Parties Who Consented To Arbitration Estopped From Opposing Award On Ground Of Non-Arbitrability : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court recently held that in disputes concerning trusts, once a party voluntarily submits to arbitration and accepts a consent decree, the doctrine of estoppel applies, making it impermissible for that party to challenge later the decree on the ground that such disputes are non-arbitrable.The bench comprising Justices Augustine George Masih and Atul S. Chandurkar heard the case where the dispute arose among trustees of the Guru Tegh Bahadur Charitable Trust. The respondents had...
SC Clubs 81 FIRs Against Builder; Grants Six-Month Temporary Bail To Facilitate Settlement With Home Buyers
The Supreme Court held that clubbing FIRs arising from the same transaction is permissible to avoid multiplicity of proceedings and protect the larger interest of victims. It ordered the clubbing of 81 FIRs registered against real estate developer Alok Kumar into a single case, holding that all subsequent FIRs, past and future, on the same subject will be treated as statements under Section...
Supreme Court Monthly Round-up: July 2025
Reports/JudgmentsNo Illegality In Awarding Interest On Future Prospects In Motor Accident Claims : Supreme CourtCase Details: The Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Niru @ Niharika & Ors.Citation: 2025 LiveLaw (SC) 693The Supreme Court (July 14) observed that there's no illegality in awarding interest on future prospects in motor accident compensation claim cases.The Court advised the...
Supreme Court Overturns Haryana Sarpanch Election Result After Recounting Of EVM Votes By Its Registrar
In a rare occurrence, the Supreme Court recently overturned the results of a Gram Panchayat election in Haryana after summoning the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) to itself and recounting of votes by its Registrar.Upon recounting, the 'defeated' candidate was found to have obtained 51 more votes than the candidate who was declared elected. As such, subject to the final judgment of the...
Supreme Court Recommends Creation Of Appellate Body For Orders Of Tariff Authority For Major Ports
The Supreme Court on Tuesday (Aug. 12) recommended the formation of an expert committee to hear appeals against orders of the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP), constituted under the Major Ports Trusts Act, 1961 for tariff determination, in place of the current practice of filing appeals directly before the Supreme Court. “we recommend to make the remedy of appeal more effective...
Supreme Court Summarises Principles Regarding Appeals Against Grant Of Bail
The Supreme Court on Wednesday (Aug. 13) while setting aside Olympian Wrestler Sushil Kumar's bail in the Sagar Dhankhar murder case, had laid down the principles regarding the appeal against the grant of bail, stating that the appeal against the grant of bail and cancellation of bail are different concepts as both involve different parameters. The Court held that an appeal against the grant...
Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : August 14, 2025
Links of today's reports from the Supreme Court :Supreme Court Strikes Down 2007 Kerala Govt Order Capping Coconut Toddy Alcohol Content At 8.1% v/vSupreme Court Sets Aside Bail Granted To Kannada Actors Darshan, Pavitra Gowda In Renukaswamy Murder Case'Stray Dog Issue Due To Authorities' Inaction': Supreme Court Reserves Order On Plea To Stay Directions To Remove Delhi Stray...
'No Five-Star Treatment For Accused, Or We Will Suspend Jail Superintendent': Supreme Court Warns
While cancelling the bail granted to Kannada Actor Darshan in the Renukaswamy murder case, the Supreme Court has warned the jail authorities against providing any special treatment to the actor over his celebrity status.A bench comprising Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice R Mahadevan cancelled the bail granted to actors Darshan, Pavitra Gowda and five other accused in the Renukaswamy Murder...
