Legal representatives
cannot introduce additional evidence at the final hearing unless justified
under Order XXII Rule 4(2) CPC.
A person not party to the suit or without legal representative status cannot object to execution of a decree under Section 47 CPC.
Settlement with one
respondent does not absolve others unless terms of the compromise clearly state
so.
In motor accident
cases, liability is determined by police evidence and facts, with maintenance
deductions adjusted for earnings.
Once caste validity is issued, social status is
conclusively established, and technical discrepancies cannot be a ground for
rejection.
Failure to pass an
award within the stipulated time under the Land Acquisition Act results in
lapsing of acquisition.
Inordinate delay in
pursuing relief and speculative motives under the 2013 Act cannot justify
interference with acquisition under Article 226.
Objections to jurisdiction must be explicitly raised
and substantiated during the trial.
Perpetual injunction suits involving property rights
related to tenanted premises fall under the jurisdiction of Rent Courts.
Supply of alcoholic
liquor for human consumption is outside the purview of GST under Article 246 of
the Constitution.
Interest must be
calculated as per Order XXI Rule 1 CPC until full realization of the decree
amount.
Interest accrual does
not cease if a decree amount is deposited in a court other than the executing
court.
Delays attributable to
authorities in refunding taxes justify interest payments under the GST Act.
Daughters right to
inherit does not apply retroactively before enactment if the father died prior,
leaving behind a widow.
Interest must be
calculated as per the decree terms and appropriated towards accrued interest
first before adjusting against the principal.
Denial of export
subsidy benefits under a Government scheme without valid reasoning is
unsustainable.
Fraudulent compensation
claims based on fabricated documents should be dismissed with costs imposed on
claimants.
Rejection of duty
credit scrip applications without proper reasoning or a speaking order is
unsustainable.
License expired by
efflux of time invalidates the tenants right to claim protection under the Act.
Failure to deposit the full amount of arrears,
interest, and suit costs leads to eviction under the Rent Act.
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