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Retiral Benefits Cannot Be Withheld Without Pending Proceedings At Retirement | Punjab and Haryana High Court
Case Law Analysis
Feb 1, 2026 • 08:11 PM

Retiral Benefits Cannot Be Withheld Without Pending Proceedings At Retirement | Punjab and Haryana High Court

Punjab and Haryana High Court holds that retiral benefits cannot be withheld if no departmental or criminal proceedings were pending at the time of retirement.

Supply of Tangible Goods for Use | VAT Payment Excludes Service Tax Liability : Customs, Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal
Case Law Analysis
Feb 1, 2026 • 08:11 PM

Supply of Tangible Goods for Use | VAT Payment Excludes Service Tax Liability : Customs, Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal

The Tribunal holds that payment of VAT on hire of machinery constitutes deemed sale under Article 366(29A)(d), excluding such transactions from service tax under STGU category.

Land Acquisition Objections Limited to Section 15 Grounds | No Right to Demand Technical Sanctions : Andhra Pradesh High Court
Case Law Analysis
Feb 1, 2026 • 08:11 PM

Land Acquisition Objections Limited to Section 15 Grounds | No Right to Demand Technical Sanctions : Andhra Pradesh High Court

Andhra Pradesh High Court holds that landowners may object only to the three grounds under Section 15 of the LARR Act 2013; technical clearances are not mandatory for objection submission.

Amendment of Pleadings Permitted at Pre-Hearing Stage | Consequential Relief in Civil Suit : Bombay High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Amendment of Pleadings Permitted at Pre-Hearing Stage | Consequential Relief in Civil Suit : Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court permits amendment of plaint at pre-hearing stage to include consequential relief where defendant failed to act after termination of agreement.

Delay in Filing Section 34 Petition | Commercial Litigation Allows Condonation on Terms : Madras High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Delay in Filing Section 34 Petition | Commercial Litigation Allows Condonation on Terms : Madras High Court

Madras High Court condones 231-day delay in filing Section 34 petition under Arbitration Act, emphasizing commercial litigation standards and conditional relief.

Railway Liability for Passenger Death | Ticket as Proof of Bonafide Travel : Kerala High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Railway Liability for Passenger Death | Ticket as Proof of Bonafide Travel : Kerala High Court

Kerala High Court holds that possession of a valid railway ticket establishes bonafide passenger status; compensation awarded where injuries align with fall from train, not run-over.

Specific Performance | Bonafide Purchaser Must Act Without Notice of Prior Agreement : Karnataka High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Specific Performance | Bonafide Purchaser Must Act Without Notice of Prior Agreement : Karnataka High Court

Karnataka High Court holds that a transferee with notice of a prior agreement of sale cannot claim bonafide purchaser status; readiness and willingness must be assessed holistically.

Natural Justice Requires Absence of Apparent Bias in Selection Committees | Appointment to ITAT : Supreme Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Natural Justice Requires Absence of Apparent Bias in Selection Committees | Appointment to ITAT : Supreme Court

Supreme Court holds that inclusion of an officer previously involved in contempt proceedings against a candidate vitiates selection process due to reasonable apprehension of bias.

POCSO | Child Witness Testimony Valid Despite Minor Inconsistencies : Bombay High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

POCSO | Child Witness Testimony Valid Despite Minor Inconsistencies : Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court upholds conviction under POCSO Act, affirming that minor inconsistencies in child witness testimony do not invalidate prosecution case if core evidence is consistent and credible.

Compensation for Death in Industrial Accidents | 50% of Deposited Amount May Be Withdrawn Pending Appeal : Bombay High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Compensation for Death in Industrial Accidents | 50% of Deposited Amount May Be Withdrawn Pending Appeal : Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court holds that claimants in industrial death cases may withdraw 50% of deposited compensation pending appeal, balancing immediate relief with appellate integrity.

Environmental Clearance Invalid If Forest Land Concealed | NGT Eastern Zone Bench
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Environmental Clearance Invalid If Forest Land Concealed | NGT Eastern Zone Bench

National Green Tribunal holds that concealment of forest land in environmental clearance applications invalidates approval, mandating MoEFCC to re-examine compliance with FRA and EPA.

Right to Forgo Promotion | Employee's Personal Choice Under Promotion Order : Central Administrative Tribunal, Allahabad
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Right to Forgo Promotion | Employee's Personal Choice Under Promotion Order : Central Administrative Tribunal, Allahabad

CAT Allahabad holds that employees have an inalienable right to refuse promotion if the order permits it, regardless of domestic hardship or same-division posting.

Registration Officer Cannot Reject Partition Deed on Suspicion of Title Dispute | Tamil Nadu High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Registration Officer Cannot Reject Partition Deed on Suspicion of Title Dispute | Tamil Nadu High Court

Madras High Court holds that registering officers cannot refuse partition deed registration based on doubts about title; mandates re-registration if statutory requirements are met.

Environmental Liability Includes Compensation Beyond Statutory Limits | Worker Fatality Due to Industrial Explosion : National Green Tribunal
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Environmental Liability Includes Compensation Beyond Statutory Limits | Worker Fatality Due to Industrial Explosion : National Green Tribunal

NGT holds that employers must pay compensation under Sarla Verma principles, beyond statutory payouts, for fatal industrial accidents caused by negligence.

Electricity Connection Cannot Be Denied For Lack Of Revenue NOC When Land And Building Documents Are Valid | Kerala High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Electricity Connection Cannot Be Denied For Lack Of Revenue NOC When Land And Building Documents Are Valid | Kerala High Court

Kerala High Court holds that Electricity Board cannot withhold power connection due to absence of Revenue NOC when land tax receipts and building certificates are produced.

Unlawful Subletting | Landlord Need Not Prove Direct Documentary Evidence of Sublease : Bombay High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Unlawful Subletting | Landlord Need Not Prove Direct Documentary Evidence of Sublease : Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court clarifies that landlords need not produce direct documentary proof of subletting; exclusive possession and tenant's admissions suffice under MRC Act.

FIR Can Be Quashed On Compromise Even For Non-Compoundable Offences | Gian Singh Doctrine Applies : High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

FIR Can Be Quashed On Compromise Even For Non-Compoundable Offences | Gian Singh Doctrine Applies : High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan

Rajasthan High Court quashes FIR for non-compoundable offences under Rajasthan Medicare Act after parties compromise, affirming Gian Singh doctrine's broad applicability in criminal jurisprudence.

Section 28A Land Acquisition Act | Petitioners Entitled to Parity in Compensation When Similar Cases Receive Higher Awards : Madras High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Section 28A Land Acquisition Act | Petitioners Entitled to Parity in Compensation When Similar Cases Receive Higher Awards : Madras High Court

Madras High Court holds that Section 28A of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 entitles landowners to seek parity in compensation when others in similar circumstances receive higher awards.

Criminal Proceedings May Be Quashed On Compromise In Civil-Flavoured Offences | Section 482 Cr.P.C. : Allahabad High Court
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Criminal Proceedings May Be Quashed On Compromise In Civil-Flavoured Offences | Section 482 Cr.P.C. : Allahabad High Court

Allahabad High Court quashes criminal proceedings arising from civil disputes after parties compromised, affirming that Section 482 Cr.P.C. permits quashing even in non-compoundable cases where public interest is not engaged.

Lurking House-Trespass Under Section 457 IPC | Business Premises Qualify as 'House' : High Court of Kerala
Case Law Analysis
Jan 31, 2026 • 11:02 AM

Lurking House-Trespass Under Section 457 IPC | Business Premises Qualify as 'House' : High Court of Kerala

Kerala High Court holds that premises used for commercial purposes qualify as 'house' under Section 457 IPC, affirming conviction for lurking house-trespass by night.

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