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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition Challenging SAFEMA Notice Against Family Members of Convicted NDPS Offender. Property Attachment Under SAFEMA Sections 68A-68I Upheld as Independent of Criminal Trial Outcome.

The petitioners, Zaibunissa Ebrahim Khan, Junaid Ebrahim Khan, Faizal Ebrahim Khan, Imran Ebrahim Khan, and Afzal Ebrahim Khan, are family members of ...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Ceiling Act Case — Gift Deed Valid Despite Lack of Express Acceptance. Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Sections 122 and 123 do not require express acceptance; implied acceptance from circumstances suffices for a valid gift between father and son.

The present appeal arises from a land ceiling dispute in Rajasthan. Daulat Singh (since deceased, represented by legal heirs) was the owner of 254.2 B...

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Supreme Court Reduces Penalty in Stamp Duty Dispute for Deed of Assent Treated as Gift Deed. Collector's Imposition of Maximum Ten-Times Penalty Set Aside for Lack of Reasoning and Discretionary Exercise.

The case involves a dispute over stamp duty and penalty imposed on a Deed of Assent executed by the Trustees of H.C. Dhanda Trust. Late Shri Harish Ch...

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Supreme Court Enhances Visitation Rights of Mother in Child Custody Dispute — Emphasizes Welfare of Child as Paramount Consideration. The Court held that visitation rights must be meaningful and in a child-friendly environment, not restricted to formal settings like DLSA office.

The case involves a custody dispute over a minor child, Amyra Dwivedi, between her mother, Pooja Sharma Dwivedi (appellant), and father, Abhinav Dwive...

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Supreme Court Upholds Conviction for Abduction and Assault in Saravana Bhavan Case — Delay in FIR Condoned Due to Influence and Surveillance by Accused. The court affirmed that the prosecution proved the offence under Section 365 IPC based on credible victim testimony, despite delay in lodging FIR.

The Supreme Court dismissed appeals by the accused, upholding their conviction under Sections 365 and 352 of the Indian Penal Code for the abduction a...