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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Motor Accident Claims Case — Insurance Liability Not Extended to Pillion Rider. The court found that the insurance policy did not cover the risk of a pillion rider, thus the insurer was not liable for the claim....

The case involved an appeal by an insurance company against a judgment of the High Court of Kerala, which upheld an award for compensation to the claimants for the death of a pillion rider in a scoote...

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Supreme Court Remands Case to High Court for Consideration on Merits. The High Court's remand was found unjustified as it failed to establish necessary conditions for such an order under the Code of Civil Procedure....

The dispute arose over a property measuring 1250 square yards located in Maidan Bazaar Jamerath, Hyderabad, originally owned by Devi Singh, the predecessor-in-interest of the respondent. The trial cou...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Copyright Infringement Case Due to Lack of Jurisdiction. The court held that jurisdiction for copyright infringement is determined by the residence of the parties involved....

The dispute arose between two manufacturers of tooth powder, Dabur India Ltd. and K.R. Industries, regarding alleged copyright infringement of packaging designs. The appellant, Dabur, claimed that the...

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Supreme Court Allows Appellants in Promotion Case Due to Non-Compliance with Tribunal Directions. Selection Committee Directed to Convene for Promotion Consideration Under Indian Forest Services Regulations....

The case involved an appeal by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) against a judgment of the High Court of Kerala, which upheld a direction from the Central Administrative Tribunal regarding th...

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Supreme Court Modifies High Court Order on Repatriation of IPS Officer — Clarifies Authority for Posting. The Court held that the repatriation of the appellant to Maharashtra was valid and the Central Government had the authority for disciplinary actions under the relevant provisions....

The case involved an appeal against an interim order of the High Court of Punjab and Haryana, which stayed a decision by the Central Administrative Tribunal regarding the repatriation of an IPS office...

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Supreme Court Directs Consideration by Larger Bench on Civil Court Jurisdiction in Partition Cases. The court found that the provisions of the Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Abolition of Inams Act, 1955 do not completely oust civil court jurisdiction regarding partition claims among joint family members....

The dispute arose regarding the jurisdiction of civil courts to entertain a partition suit involving properties owned by a joint family. The appellants, being the first wife and daughter of S. Ramacha...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Eviction Suit, Upholds Civil Court's Jurisdiction. The High Court's ruling on civil court jurisdiction was found to be erroneous as the suit involved multiple grounds for eviction....

The dispute arose from an eviction suit filed by the appellant against the respondent, a tenant in a shop located in Neemuch Cantt, Madhya Pradesh. The appellant purchased the property on 23rd March 1...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Challenging Exemption Notification for Imported Crane. The court upheld the exemption for the crane as it was essential for setting up a crude petroleum refinery, emphasizing the need for broad interpretation of the exemption notification....

The case involved an appeal concerning the validity of an exemption notification under the Customs Act for a crane imported for setting up a crude petroleum refinery. The appellant, the Commissioner o...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeals in Electricity Tariff Concession Case — Retrospective Withdrawal of Concessions Held Unreasonable. The court determined that the Government Order withdrawing concessions could not be applied retrospectively, affecting accrued rights....

The case involved appeals by hotel owners in Kerala against the Kerala State Electricity Board regarding the withdrawal of electricity tariff concessions. The appellants had upgraded their hotels unde...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeals in Banking Fraud Case with Directions for Payment to Cooperative Societies. The court found that while fraud was committed by bank officers, the banks were still liable to pay the amounts due to depositors under the Banking Regulations Act, 1949....

The case involved appeals by Indian Bank and Bank of Baroda against a High Court order directing payment to cooperative societies regarding fixed deposit receipts (FDRs). The cooperative societies had...