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Supreme Court Dismisses Special Leave Petition in Matrimonial Dispute — No Merit Found. Caste Misrepresentation in Marriage Proposal Does Not Constitute Cheating Under Section 415 IPC....

The dispute arose from a marriage proposal initiated by the petitioner, a Post-Doctoral fellow, who was misled about the caste of the respondents. The petitioner advertised for marriage proposals, lea...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Special Leave Petition in Matrimonial Dispute — No Merit Found. Caste Misrepresentation in Marriage Proposal Constitutes Cheating under IPC....

The dispute arose from a matrimonial proposal initiated by the petitioner, a Post-Doctoral fellow, who was misled about the caste of the respondents. The petitioner advertised for marriage proposals, ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Land Dispute Case — High Court's Findings Affirmed. The appellant's claim of Bhumiswami rights was rejected as the lease was not validly extended, and the civil court's jurisdiction was upheld....

The dispute arose from a civil suit filed by the respondent for possession of agricultural land against the appellant, who claimed Bhumiswami rights under the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1959. T...

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Supreme Court Remands Case to Trial Court for Fresh Consideration of Bund Dispute. The High Court's proactive division of the bund was found unsustainable and not aligned with the parties' claims....

The dispute involved a bund referred to as 'thadaya varamba' situated in survey No. 183/4, with the plaintiffs claiming exclusive title and possession over it. The plaintiffs alleged that the first de...

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Supreme Court Allows Tenant's Appeal in Rent Ejectment Case Due to Valid Reasons for Non-Appearance. Ex-Parte Decree Set Aside as Courts Failed to Consider Sufficient Cause Under Order 9 Rule 13 of CPC....

The case involved a dispute between a landlord and tenant regarding arrears of rent and eviction. The respondent-landlord filed a suit on 5.8.1981, claiming that the appellant-tenant had failed to pay...

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Supreme Court Upholds High Court's Judgment on Mortgage vs. Sale Dispute — Clarifies Legal Principles on Transaction Intent....

The dispute arose from a transaction involving a house in Bhopal, originally owned by Habibur Rehman, who sold it to Mushir Mohammed Khan for Rs.1,000/- in 1955, with an agreement to reconvey the prop...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Income Tax Case on Principle of Mutuality. The court ruled that the income from the Club's property is exempt from taxation under the principle of mutuality....

The dispute arose between a registered Club and the Commissioner of Income Tax regarding the taxability of the Club's income for the assessment years 1977-78 and 1978-79. The Income Tax Appellate Trib...

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Supreme Court Remits Matter to High Court for Fresh Decision on Wakf Classification. The court found that a general declaration regarding the classification of institutions as Shia Wakfs cannot be made without specific evidence for each institution....

The dispute arose between the Andhra Pradesh Wakf Board and the All India Shia Conference regarding the classification of certain religious institutions as either Shia or Sunni Wakfs. The plaintiffs s...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Special Leave Petition in Divorce and Maintenance Case — Clarifies Rights of Divorced Women. Citing that a divorced woman retains the status of 'wife' for maintenance claims under Section 125 CrPC....

The case involved a Special Leave Petition filed by a member of the Indian Army against a judgment allowing maintenance to his divorced wife. The petitioner and respondent were married on May 10, 1990...

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Supreme Court Restores Eviction Order Against Tenant for Imprudent Use of Property. The High Court's reversal of concurrent findings regarding tenant's imprudent use of property was found erroneous, justifying the eviction under Section 13(1)(a) of the Bombay Rents Act, 1947....

The dispute arose from an eviction suit filed by the landlords against their tenant, who was using the leased premises for purposes contrary to the lease agreement. The appellants, landlords of a prop...