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Supreme Court Allows Priority to Secured Creditors Over Attached Assets in NSEL Scam Case. Secured Creditors Under SARFAESI Act and RDB Act Have Priority Over Attachments Under PMLA and MPID Act, and Moratorium Under IBC Does Not Bar Execution Against Properties Attached Under MPID Act.

The Supreme Court in this judgment addressed two priority questions of law arising from the NSEL scam, where the petitioner, National Spot Exchange Li...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Against Dismissal of PIL Seeking Inquiry into Alleged Fake Encounters in Assam. Court Holds That Vague Allegations Without Specific Infirmities in Individual Cases Cannot Justify a Broad PIL or SIT Investigation.

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal against the Gauhati High Court's dismissal of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking inquiry into alleged fa...

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Supreme Court Upholds Conviction in Murder Case Based on Circumstantial Evidence — Last Seen Theory and Recovery of Weapon Sufficient. Appellant's Conviction Under Sections 302 and 404 IPC and Arms Act Affirmed as Concurrent Findings Not Perverse.

The appellant, Chetan, was convicted by the Fast Track Court II and Additional Sessions Judge, Belgaum, for the murder of Vikram Sinde under Section 3...

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High Court Upholds Eviction on Grounds of Unlawful Subletting. Landlord's rights enforced: Subletting without consent leads to tenant's eviction.

The Bombay High Court dismissed a Civil Revision Application, upholding the Appellate Court's decree directing the eviction of the tenant for unlawful...

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Possession Relief in Specific Performance Decree: Supreme Court Clarifies Law. Even without an express relief for possession in a specific performance decree, the court can enforce possession rights under the Specific Relief Act and Transfer of Property Act.

The Supreme Court upheld the High Court’s order that directed the executing court to hand over possession to the decree-holder, even though the decr...

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Case on Pre-emption Rights in Hindu Succession for Co-Heirs and Application of Hindu Succession Act, 1956. A detailed analysis of the right of pre-emption among Class I heirs, testamentary succession, and limitations under Hindu Succession Act, 1956, with reference to family property and co-heir rights.

This case examines the right of pre-emption among Class I heirs in Hindu succession when property devolves upon them. The appellants, heirs of Sushila...

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Court Allows Wife's Impleadment in Suit Alleging Collusion and Asset Misappropriation to Defeat Maintenance Rights.

The estranged wife of defendant Arun Pathak. The applicant seeks to join an ongoing partition suit regarding joint family property, alleging collusion...

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"Pendente Lite Transferee's Right to Challenge Execution of Decree Confirmed: Supreme Court" SC affirms that limitation period begins from the date of final decree, and a pendente lite transferee can challenge execution if dispossessed.

The Supreme Court of India, deals with the execution of a final decree in a partition suit and the rights of a pendente lite transferee. It affirms th...