It is established that Petitioners mother is an Indian citizen hence, orders issued by Respondent No.2 refusing passport services in favour of Petitioner are quashed and Authorities shall process Petitioners application for issuance of passport in light of observations made in this order.
Respondents No.3 counter-claim should have been appropriate remedy, rather than an application under Section 446 aimed at clerical corrections hence, inventory Courts order was deemed beyond its jurisdiction and was quashed.
Termination of Petitioners services as a Junior Engineer due to absence of a caste validity certificate is deemed unsustainable and will be quashed directing Caste Scrutiny Committee is directed to decide caste claim of petitioner as expeditiously as possible within period of two month.
Committee failed to consider pre-independence documents that support petitioners claims and did not adequately evaluate evidence he provided hence, Committees order is deemed erroneous, leading to its quashing.
Petitioner has established that he belongs to ‘Halbi' Scheduled Tribe. Respondent No.2- Scrutiny Committee is directed to issue caste validity certificate to Petitioner as he belongs to 'Halbi' Scheduled Tribe within a period of two weeks.
As disputants have not fulfilled all necessary steps before opting for substituted service, impugned order from Cooperative Court permitting service via a paper application is legally unsustainable and should be quashed.
Suit filed by plaintiff was maintainable and concurrent findings of facts are found to be legal and plausible.
Amendments to Section 52 do not exhibit arbitrariness as claimed and serve larger interest of spouses, respecting historical marital principles under Portuguese Civil Code.
Declaratory relief is necessary to clarify civil rights of parties regarding suit property therefore, leave to amend suit was granted to address main controversy of ownership declaration, despite plaintiffs late amendment.
Compromise decree passed in Lok Adalat is quashed and Trial Court shall proceed with suit in accordance with law, after giving opportunity to all concerned parties.
Deceased was a bonafide passenger and accident was on account of an “untoward incident†hence, Original applicants are directed to lodge claim for receipt of compensation of Rs.4,00,000/- along with interest @ 6% per annum from date of accident till date of realization, subject to a cap of Rs.8,00,000/-.
If Petitioner is in a position to demonstrate before Committee that Dattaguru is her blood brother, then obviously Committee is bound to issue a certificate of validity in her favour.
There is consistent pattern of diligence by Petitioner and inaction by State, justifying delay as legally excludable therefore, registration period should be computed from date document became capable of registration and any delay in presentation is sufficiently explained.
Interim injunction granted in favour of Plaintiff against passing off, as Plaintiff has produced documentary material to prima facie establish use of registered mark OCTRIDE since year 1999.
Trial judges discretion in granting injunction was found to be neither arbitrary nor capricious, adhering to established principles for interlocutory injunctions and therefore warrants upholding.
Denying the refund solely on grounds of limitation would be inequitable.
Defendant No. 2s right to reside in the shared household stemmed from her domestic relationship.
There is no possibility of settlement through mediation between the parties; therefore, request by Plaintiffs to refer matter to mediation is rejected.
Case does not warrant rejection at threshold according to established legal principles hence, interim applications for rejection of plaint under Order VII Rule 11 of CPC are dismissed.
2008 Suit, based on allegations of impersonation, is ready for final hearing, while 2015 Suit, focusing on collusion, has yet to begin hence, prayer for consolidation of suit is rejected.
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