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Indian case law by case name, citation, provision or legal issue, with the case summary, the judgment text where we hold it and the provisions it applies.
4,501–4,520 · Page 226 of 500
Supreme Court of India23 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 110 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 708
708 VINOD KRISHAN KHANNA & ORS. v. AMRITSAR SWADESHI 709 WOOLLEN MILLS PVIVATE LIMITED company – Nothing perverse in this reasoning of NCLT – Given the A fact that this is a 2007 Company Petition, Respondent-company and its directors to pay to Appellants the requisite consideration for the shares, together with simple …
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
Indian case law by case name, citation, provision or legal issue, with the case summary, the judgment text where we hold it and the provisions it applies.
4,501–4,520 · Page 226 of 500
Supreme Court of India23 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 110 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 708
708 VINOD KRISHAN KHANNA & ORS. v. AMRITSAR SWADESHI 709 WOOLLEN MILLS PVIVATE LIMITED company – Nothing perverse in this reasoning of NCLT – Given the A fact that this is a 2007 Company Petition, Respondent-company and its directors to pay to Appellants the requisite consideration for the shares, together with simple …
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 109 · [2021] 3 S.C.R. 796
of his imprisonment for more than six months for participating in the Quit India Movement – In the said application, he stated that he was imprisoned for more than six months i.e. from 05.01.1944 to 05.07.1944, which was in variance to the period which he has mentioned in the first application – Without issuing notice …
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 108 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 587
Bhutan Act of 2013 with the seat of arbitration at Thimphu – The tribunal will, however, be at liberty to conduct some of the hearings, in consultation with the parties, at such venues as may be convenient – Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2013 (enacted by Kingdom of Bhutan). H 587 588 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [2021] …
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 107 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 583
H 583 584 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [2021] 1 S.C.R. A The following Order of the Court was passed: ORDER Leave granted. 1. The present Civil Appeal has been filed by the Appellant-B Contractor to challenge the Order dated 16.09.2020 passed on an Application filed under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 19…
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 106 · [2021] 4 S.C.R. 1019
reported as 2020(3) SCALE 146 wherein it was held that since the decree which was sought to be exhibited was with regard to the property which was subject matter of suit, hence, was not covered by exclusionary clause of s.17(2) (vi) and did not require registration G – In the present case also, the consent decree relat…
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 105 · [2021] 2 S.C.R. 104
Amarnath Singh, M.C. Dhingra, Mrs. Priya Puri, Yati Sharma, Ranjay Dubey, Ms. Rashmi Sachdeva, Sharad Kumar Puri, Advs. for the appearing parties. The Judgment of the Court was delivered by F R. SUBHASH REDDY, J. 1. This appeal is filed by the Himachal Road Transport Corporation and another,…
Supreme Court of India19 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 104 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 905
C Disposing of the appeal, the Court HELD 1.1 Three components need to be fulfilled for the existence of bailment. These are: (i) delivery of goods from one person to another by transfer of possession, actual or constructive; (ii) an express or implied contract for delivery; (iii) D delivery should be for accomplishmen…
Supreme Court of India5 Jan 2021Full text
2021 INSC 1 · [2021] 13 S.C.R. 49
F HELD: 1. The caution expressed by this Court in Suryanarayana vs. State of Karnataka that “corroboration of the testimony of a child witness is not a rule but a measure of caution and prudence” is a well-accepted principle. [Para 22][75-B] 2. The points on which the testimony of PW5 (a child G witness) gets corrobora…
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 6 SCC 1
Dynamic interpretation of 'soon before death' under 304B IPC; trial courts must question accused on all incriminating circumstances under Section 313 CrPC before invoking presumption. | Statutory ingredients and dynamic proximity test of dowry death applied to Section 80 BNS (corresponding to Section 304B IPC). | Section 113B operates in tandem with Section 304B IPC; proximate and live link required between dowry demand and death.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 9 SCC 1
Section 34 does not empower court to modify or vary an arbitral award; court can only set aside or uphold the award in its entirety.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 6 SCC 258
Section 14 moratorium covers proceedings under Section 138 NI Act against the corporate debtor; however, natural person directors remain liable to prosecution.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 19 SCC 401
Guidelines on interim orders under Section 482; blanket 'no coercive steps' or stay of investigation cannot be granted mechanically without reasons.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 5 SCC 283
Once signature on cheque is admitted, Section 139 presumption mandatorily arises; mere denial of debt or bald plea is insufficient to rebut presumption.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 9 SCC 657
Clean Slate Theory: Once resolution plan is approved under Section 31, all past claims, liabilities, and statutory dues not part of plan are extinguished.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2022) 2 SCC 401
Successful resolution applicant cannot unilaterally withdraw or modify resolution plan after approval by CoC pending NCLT approval.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2022) 1 SCC 712
Section 9(3) restriction on court entertaining interim relief after constitution of tribunal does not apply if court has already substantially entertained application.
Supreme Court of India2021
2021 SCC OnLine SC 230
Strictly prohibited misogynistic bail conditions (such as tying Rakhi to victim or mediating marriage) in sexual offence trials under Section 376; judicial conduct must respect victim dignity.
Supreme Court of India2020
(2021) 2 SCC 1
Four-fold test for non-arbitrability; landlord-tenant disputes arbitrable unless covered by special rent control act; judicial review under Sections 8 and 11 is prima facie ('when in doubt, do refer').
Supreme Court of India2020
(2020) 2 SCC 569
Right to property under Article 300A is a valuable human right; State cannot dispossess a citizen of private land without following due procedure of law; awarded compensation with exemplary costs for illegal taking.
Supreme Court of India2020
(2020) 3 SCC 525
Corporate governance, statutory compliance, and statutory dues priority.
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2021 INSC 109 · [2021] 3 S.C.R. 796
of his imprisonment for more than six months for participating in the Quit India Movement – In the said application, he stated that he was imprisoned for more than six months i.e. from 05.01.1944 to 05.07.1944, which was in variance to the period which he has mentioned in the first application – Without issuing notice …
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 108 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 587
Bhutan Act of 2013 with the seat of arbitration at Thimphu – The tribunal will, however, be at liberty to conduct some of the hearings, in consultation with the parties, at such venues as may be convenient – Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2013 (enacted by Kingdom of Bhutan). H 587 588 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [2021] …
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 107 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 583
H 583 584 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [2021] 1 S.C.R. A The following Order of the Court was passed: ORDER Leave granted. 1. The present Civil Appeal has been filed by the Appellant-B Contractor to challenge the Order dated 16.09.2020 passed on an Application filed under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 19…
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 106 · [2021] 4 S.C.R. 1019
reported as 2020(3) SCALE 146 wherein it was held that since the decree which was sought to be exhibited was with regard to the property which was subject matter of suit, hence, was not covered by exclusionary clause of s.17(2) (vi) and did not require registration G – In the present case also, the consent decree relat…
Supreme Court of India22 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 105 · [2021] 2 S.C.R. 104
Amarnath Singh, M.C. Dhingra, Mrs. Priya Puri, Yati Sharma, Ranjay Dubey, Ms. Rashmi Sachdeva, Sharad Kumar Puri, Advs. for the appearing parties. The Judgment of the Court was delivered by F R. SUBHASH REDDY, J. 1. This appeal is filed by the Himachal Road Transport Corporation and another,…
Supreme Court of India19 Feb 2021Full text
2021 INSC 104 · [2021] 1 S.C.R. 905
C Disposing of the appeal, the Court HELD 1.1 Three components need to be fulfilled for the existence of bailment. These are: (i) delivery of goods from one person to another by transfer of possession, actual or constructive; (ii) an express or implied contract for delivery; (iii) D delivery should be for accomplishmen…
Supreme Court of India5 Jan 2021Full text
2021 INSC 1 · [2021] 13 S.C.R. 49
F HELD: 1. The caution expressed by this Court in Suryanarayana vs. State of Karnataka that “corroboration of the testimony of a child witness is not a rule but a measure of caution and prudence” is a well-accepted principle. [Para 22][75-B] 2. The points on which the testimony of PW5 (a child G witness) gets corrobora…
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 6 SCC 1
Dynamic interpretation of 'soon before death' under 304B IPC; trial courts must question accused on all incriminating circumstances under Section 313 CrPC before invoking presumption. | Statutory ingredients and dynamic proximity test of dowry death applied to Section 80 BNS (corresponding to Section 304B IPC). | Section 113B operates in tandem with Section 304B IPC; proximate and live link required between dowry demand and death.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 9 SCC 1
Section 34 does not empower court to modify or vary an arbitral award; court can only set aside or uphold the award in its entirety.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 6 SCC 258
Section 14 moratorium covers proceedings under Section 138 NI Act against the corporate debtor; however, natural person directors remain liable to prosecution.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 19 SCC 401
Guidelines on interim orders under Section 482; blanket 'no coercive steps' or stay of investigation cannot be granted mechanically without reasons.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 5 SCC 283
Once signature on cheque is admitted, Section 139 presumption mandatorily arises; mere denial of debt or bald plea is insufficient to rebut presumption.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2021) 9 SCC 657
Clean Slate Theory: Once resolution plan is approved under Section 31, all past claims, liabilities, and statutory dues not part of plan are extinguished.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2022) 2 SCC 401
Successful resolution applicant cannot unilaterally withdraw or modify resolution plan after approval by CoC pending NCLT approval.
Supreme Court of India2021
(2022) 1 SCC 712
Section 9(3) restriction on court entertaining interim relief after constitution of tribunal does not apply if court has already substantially entertained application.
Supreme Court of India2021
2021 SCC OnLine SC 230
Strictly prohibited misogynistic bail conditions (such as tying Rakhi to victim or mediating marriage) in sexual offence trials under Section 376; judicial conduct must respect victim dignity.
Supreme Court of India2020
(2021) 2 SCC 1
Four-fold test for non-arbitrability; landlord-tenant disputes arbitrable unless covered by special rent control act; judicial review under Sections 8 and 11 is prima facie ('when in doubt, do refer').
Supreme Court of India2020
(2020) 2 SCC 569
Right to property under Article 300A is a valuable human right; State cannot dispossess a citizen of private land without following due procedure of law; awarded compensation with exemplary costs for illegal taking.
Supreme Court of India2020
(2020) 3 SCC 525
Corporate governance, statutory compliance, and statutory dues priority.
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