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High Court of Karnataka Allows Appeal in Credit Card Recovery Suit — Reduces Usurious Interest Rate of 2.5% per Month Compounded Monthly to 6% per Annum Simple. Contractual interest held unconscionable and against public policy under Section 34 CPC.

30 Jan 2015

The appellant, B. Gopa Kumar, was a credit card holder of Canara Bank (respondent) and was issued a Cancard-Visa card in 1998. He defaulted on payment...

High Court

Karnataka High Court Allows Appeal in Recovery Suit, Reduces Interest Rate from 23% to 6% p.a. for Money Lending Transactions. Court Held That Charging 23% Interest Was Unconscionable and Excessive Under Section 34 CPC, and Reduced It to 6% p.a. Simple Interest.

1 Dec 2015

The plaintiff, G.R. Shet, proprietor of M/s Shet & Co., filed a suit for recovery of money against M/s Bawa Enterprises (a partnership firm) and its p...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Considers Appeal Against High Court Judgment Dismissing Challenge to Arbitral Award in Bill Discounting Dispute — Contractual Interest Rate of 36% Per Annum with Monthly Rests Upheld. High Court's Upholding of Arbitral Award on Interest Rate Based on Mutual Agreement Between Commercial Parties and Not Opposed to Public Policy.

1 Jan 1970

The dispute arose from a bill discounting facility extended by the respondent to a seller (BDDL) and buyer (appellant) of goods. The appellant and BDD...

High Court

Bombay High Court Partially Allows Petition Against Arbitral Award in Hire Purchase Dispute — Reduces Interest Rate from 36% to 24% per annum. Court holds that 36% per annum interest on delayed payments is penal and excessive, and reduces it to 24% per annum under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.

8 Jan 2015

The petitioners, Ashwin Crane & Construction and Ashwin Virji Dhame, filed a petition under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, ...

High Court

Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition Challenging Premium on Staircase and Lift Areas Under D.C. Regulations — Levy at Revised Land Rate Upheld. The court held that the Municipal Corporation can charge premium for exempted FSI areas at the prevailing land rate, and the petitioners have no vested right to the earlier rate.

10 Jun 2010

The petitioners, M/s. Buildarch and its partner, owned a property at Prabhadevi, Mumbai, and sought to redevelop it. They submitted plans and paid var...

High Court

Bombay High Court Upholds Arbitral Award of 18% Interest in Commercial Dispute Over Television Serial Production. Court holds that arbitral tribunal's discretion to award interest under Section 31(7)(a) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 does not require evidence or reasons beyond the award's reasoning, and 18% is not per se excessive in commercial matters.

5 Dec 2013

The appeal arose from a commercial dispute between Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited (appellant) and Klassic Studios & Films Private Limited (resp...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Property Tax Assessment Dispute — Rateable Value Must Be Based on Actual Rent Received. The court held that under Section 154 of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888, the Rateable Value of a let-out property must be determined on the basis of actual rent received, not hypothetical market rent, where the rent is not collusive or fraudulent.

31 Mar 2006

The appellant, Mangaldas N. Verma Charitable Trust, a public charitable trust registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950, owned a godown in Mu...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Municipal Tax Assessment Dispute — Rateable Value Fixed Based on Actual Rent Received by Charitable Trust. Court holds that under Section 154 of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888, the Rateable Value of a property must be determined based on the actual rent received, not hypothetical market rent, where the property is let out and the rent is not influenced by any special relationship.

31 Mar 2006

The appellant, Mangaldas N. Verma Charitable Trust, is a public charitable trust registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950. It owns a godown ...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Allows Challenge Against Excessive Enrolment Fees by State Bar Councils — Additional Fees Beyond Section 24(1)(f) of Advocates Act Held Unconstitutional. The Court ruled that SBCs cannot impose any extra charges at enrolment, as the statutory fee is exhaustive and any additional levy violates Articles 14 and 19(1)(g).

30 Jul 2024

The Supreme Court in this judgment addressed a challenge under Article 32 of the Constitution against the enrolment fees charged by State Bar Councils...

High Court

Bombay High Court Upholds Lease Rent Revision Based on Ready Reckoner Rates for Housing Societies in Bandra. Court holds that linkage of lease rent to land value is not per se prohibited and the Government Resolutions of 2006, 2012, and 2018 are constitutionally valid.

10 Jul 2024

The Bombay High Court, in a batch of writ petitions, upheld the constitutional validity of Government Resolutions (GRs) dated 29th May 2006, 12th Dece...

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