High Court Strikes Down Unfair Loan Sale, Orders Full Refund, Compensation, and RBI Probe into Bank's Improper Auction Practices

Cheque Bounce Case: Signature Admission Triggers Statutory Presumptions, Accused Fails to Rebut Evidence Under NI Act

Cheque Dishonor Case: Statutory Presumptions Upheld, Accused Fails to Rebut Evidence Under Sections 118 and 139

Sale Certificate from Public E-Auction Triggers Lower 5% Stamp Duty Under Article 23, HC Quashes Enhanced Duty Demand

Cheque Dishonour Case: Former Partner Cannot Escape Liability Without Clear Evidence of Non-Responsibility

Cheque Bounce Case: Section 139 Presumption Upheld, Criminal Prosecution Continues Despite SARFAESI Proceedings

Legal Challenge Resolved: Cheque Bounce Case Sees Fine Upheld but Imprisonment Waived Under Section 138 NI Act

Insurance Voyage Condition Struck Down: Technical Timing Cannot Override Fundamental Marine Insurance Protection Purpose

Commercial Dispute Doesn't Equal Criminal Fraud: Supreme Court Clarifies Distinction Between Civil Breach and Intentional Deception Under Section 415 ...

Partner Not Automatically Liable for Company's Bounced Cheque Without Direct Proof of Consent or Involvement

Independent Directors Not Automatically Liable: Section 141 Requires Explicit Proof of Direct Involvement in Corporate Misconduct

Former Director Not Liable for Company Cheque Bounce: Resignation Breaks Criminal Responsibility Under Section 141 NI Act

Cheque Dishonour Case: Insufficient Evidence Leads to Appeal Dismissal Under Section 139 of Negotiable Instruments Act

Buyer's Refund Encashment Signals Contract Breach, Bars Specific Performance Under Established Legal Principles

Legal Recovery Rights Extended: Limitation Act Allows Period Extension When Liability Acknowledged Under Section 18

Section 34 Application Filed on Next Court Working Day After Holiday Period Deemed Within Limitation Under Arbitration Act

Contractual Clause Must Explicitly Prohibit Interest in All Circumstances to Bar Arbitrator from Awarding Pendente Lite Interest

Dishonored Cheque: Complainant Not Required to Prove Financial Capacity, Accused Bears Burden to Rebut Presumption Under Sections 118 and 139

Cheque Dishonour Case: Presumptions Under NI Act Sections 118(a) and 139 Successfully Rebutted By Security Deposit Evidence

Land Acquisition Compensation: Supreme Court Awards 6% Interest Under Section 34 CPC for Delayed Payment