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High Court Dismisses Second Appeal in Civil Land Dispute Due to Absence of Substantial Question of Law. Appellate Court's Factual Findings on Possession and Evidence Appreciation Upheld as Not Perverse Under Section 100 of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.

The dispute concerned agricultural land in Survey No.517 at village Chitroda, where the appellants (original plaintiffs) sought permanent injunction a...

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Permanent Injunction Denied Due to Failure to Prove Title & Property Identity: Supreme Court Restores Trial Court Judgment (2025 INSC 1450)

The Supreme Court held that a suit for permanent injunction cannot succeed unless the plaintiff establishes both clear title and proper identification...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Plaint Rejection Case Under Order VII Rule 11 CPC on Limitation Grounds. Suit for Declaration of Will and Codicil as Null and Void Held Barred by Limitation Under Article 58 of Limitation Act, 1963, as Right to Sue First Accrued on Date of Will Execution.

The dispute involved a civil suit filed by the plaintiff, son of deceased Pramod Kesurdas Sanghavi, against his sisters and a nephew as defendants, se...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal Against High Court's Remand Order in Property Dispute - Concurrent Findings on Limitation Upheld. High Court Erred in Remanding Matter for Fresh Trial Instead of Deciding Substantial Question of Law Under Section 100 of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.

The appeal arose from a property dispute involving a joint Hindu family. The litigation originated from a 1965 suit (O.S.No.851 of 1965) filed by Sund...

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Supreme Court Condones Delay in Filing Second Appeal by the State – Upholds High Court's Order Allowing Condonation of Delay. Condonation of Delay – Sufficient Cause – Merits of the Case – Liberal Approach for State Litigations

Delay in government litigation should not be condoned automatically, but a liberal approach may be taken when public interest is involved. Substantial...