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Bombay High Court Considers Whether Small Causes Court Has Jurisdiction Over Encroachment Beyond Demised Premises Under Section 28 of Bombay Rent Act. Tenant Challenges Eviction Decree Arising from Alleged Permanent WC and Mezzanine Floor Without Landlord Consent.

The litigation arose from a landlord-tenant dispute over alleged unauthorized permanent additions and alterations in tenanted premises situated at Plo...

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Supreme Court Upholds Landlord in Karnataka Rent Act Eviction Dispute Due to Prima Facie Rent Receipt Evidence. High Court's Revisional Fact-Finding Set Aside as Section 43 of Karnataka Rent Act, 1999 Requires Rent Receipts to Establish Landlord-Tenant Relationship Without Proof of Title.

The appeal before the Supreme Court arose from a house rent revision petition decided by the High Court of Karnataka. The dispute concerned eviction o...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Revisional Order Relied on Unverified Documents. Revisional court's reliance on documents filed for first time without opportunity to petitioner vitiates order under Criminal Procedure Code.

The petitioner, Nandkumar C. Chavan, challenged an order dated 5th April 2004 passed by the V Additional Sessions Judge, Solapur in Criminal Revision ...

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Supreme Court Hears Appeal Against Revision of Verified Claim under Displaced Persons (Claims) Supplementary Act, 1954. Dispute Concerns Scope of Chief Settlement Commissioner's Revisional Jurisdiction Over Valuation of Claim.

The appellant, Tribhuban Parkash Nayyar, a displaced person from West Pakistan, submitted a claim under the Displaced Persons (Claims) Act, 1950, for ...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Revisional Order for Violation of Natural Justice — Complainant Not Heard Before Setting Aside Magistrate's Order. Right to be Heard in Revision Proceedings Under Section 401 CrPC Requires Notice to Opposite Party Who May Be Adversely Affected.

The petitioners, seven individuals, were the original complainants in proceedings before the Sub-Divisional Magistrate, who passed an order on 4.1.200...

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High Court of Karnataka Allows Criminal Petitions Under Section 482 CrPC, Sets Aside Orders Dismissing Revision Petitions as Not Maintainable. Order Issuing Process Under Section 204 CrPC is Held to be Not an Interlocutory Order, Hence Revisable Under Section 397 CrPC.

These criminal petitions filed under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 sought to quash the orders passed by the Presiding Officer, Fast...