Arbitration award - Objection with regard to competence/jurisdiction of Arbitral Tribunal cannot be raised for the first time in Court. (2014(3) Civil Court Cases 073 (S.C.)*
*IMPORTANT DECISIONS(26.10.2017)*
*Arbitration award - Objection with regard to competence/jurisdiction of Arbitral Tribunal cannot be raised for the first time in Court. (2014(3) Civil Court Cases 073 (S.C.)*
*Contraband - Slightest dent created by defence in the prosecution case entitles accused to the benefit of doubt. (2014(1) Criminal Court Cases 388 (P&H)*
*Criminal trial - Plea of false implication - When defence version is of false implication then prosecution is required to explain each and every material circumstance/contradiction which came on record. (2017(3) Apex Court Judgments 208 (S.C.)*
*Dishonour of cheque - Hand loan - No evidence to support hand loan - Accused acquitted. 2014(4) Civil Court Cases 232 (S.C.)*
*Dowry death - Cremation without informing parents and relatives of deceased - Strong militating circumstance against accused which proves that deceased was subjected to cruelty and harassment in connection with non-fulfillment of demand of dowry. (2015(1) Criminal Court Cases 859 (S.C.)*
*Lok Adalat - Award cannot be challenged invoking Article 227 of the Constitution - Members of Lok Adalat act as "conciliators" to facilitate settlement between the parties - They cannot decide a dispute - Lok Adalat is not an adjudicating body - If Lok Adalat fails in discharging its functions in terms of statutory provisions, a writ petition would be maintainable as against the award. (2017(4) Civil Court Cases 060 (Kerala)*
*Partition - Execution of preliminary decree - Execution sought after 30 years of passing of preliminary decree - Till partition is carried out and final decree is passed, there is no question of any limitation running against right to claim partition as per preliminary decree. (2017(3) Apex Court Judgments 342 (S.C.)*
*Senior Citizen - Eviction - Concerned SDM and SHO directed to forthwith comply with the eviction order passed by Maintenance Tribunal. (2017(4) Civil Court Cases 241 (Delhi)*
*Written statement - Failure to make specific denial amounts to an admission. (2017(4) Civil Court Cases 184 (S.C.)*
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