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28/09/2026

अब कोर्ट केस का फैसला आने के बाद होगी दोबारा ट्रायल !! Surpreme Court 2026 | Court Case Trial

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Can a Court order a retrial after a judgment has already been delivered? In criminal cases, a retrial is not ordered merely because a party is dissatisfied with the judgment. Under the old Section 386(b) CrPC, and now Section 427 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, an Appellate Court has the power to order a retrial in appropriate cases.

The Supreme Court has repeatedly clarified that retrial/de novo trial is an exceptional remedy, generally justified where serious illegality, procedural irregularity, denial of a fair trial, or a grave failure of justice has occurred. It cannot be used routinely to fill gaps in the prosecution's case.

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26/09/2026

पैतृक एवं स्वयं अर्जित संपत्ति में नहीं होगा अब बच्चों का अधिकार! Supreme Courf 2026 Succession Law

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Under Section 6 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, daughters have the same coparcenary rights as sons in Mitakshara joint Hindu family property. However, the legal position regarding self-acquired property is different, particularly during the lifetime of the owner.

A Karta of a Hindu Joint Family has special powers in limited circumstances:
🔹 LEGAL NECESSITY — Property may be dealt with to meet genuine family needs, such as necessary debts, maintenance, medical expenses, taxes or other legally recognised necessities.
🔹 BENEFIT OF THE ESTATE — Action may be taken to protect, preserve or improve the family estate or prevent substantial loss or deterioration.
🔹 INDISPENSABLE DUTY — Certain essential family or religious obligations may justify dealing with joint family property.

These powers are not unlimited. The transaction must be legally justified and connected with the recognised grounds under Hindu law. The Supreme Court has repeatedly recognised that a Karta can alienate joint family property for legal necessity or benefit of the estate, subject to the applicable legal requirements.

⚖️ Watch the complete video to understand the difference between ancestral/coparcenary property and self-acquired property, the rights of sons and daughters, and the powers of a Karta.

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25/09/2026

कोर्ट केस के माध्यम से नहीं मिलेगा उधार दिया गया पैसा वापस !! Supreme court 2026 || Recovery Suit

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In this video, we explain important legal aspects of filing a Suit for Recovery when someone fails to repay borrowed money. Merely filing a recovery suit does not automatically guarantee that the entire amount will be recovered. The lender may have to establish the loan transaction, liability, legally enforceable debt, supporting documents, limitation, and other relevant facts before the court.

This video explains: • When a Suit for Recovery can be filed
• Importance of loan agreements, receipts, bank transfers and other evidence
• Burden of proving the debt
• Limitation period for recovery proceedings
• Whether a mere promise to repay is sufficient
• What happens when the borrower disputes the loan
• Important precautions before lending money
• Key legal points relating to recovery of money through court proceedings

Watch the complete video to understand the practical legal issues involved in recovering money through a civil recovery suit.
⚖️ Legal Awareness | Civil Litigation | Recovery Suit | Money Recovery
This video is for general legal awareness and educational purposes only and should not be treated as legal advice.
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23/09/2026

अब संपत्ति पर बंटवारा किए बिना भी मिलेगा अधिकार ! No More partition Needed ! 2026 Supreme Court |

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A co-owner’s right in ancestral or joint family property does not automatically disappear merely because the property has not yet been partitioned. An undivided co-owner may continue to hold a legal share in the property, subject to the applicable personal law and the nature of the property. In appropriate circumstances, an undivided share can also be transferred without first obtaining a physical partition. However, such a transfer generally relates to the transferor’s undivided share and does not automatically give the transferee exclusive ownership of a specific portion of the property. This video explains the Supreme Court position, property rights, undivided shares, family property, and the importance of partition.

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23/09/2026

अब महिलाओं को नहीं मिलेगा मां-बाप संपत्ति में अधिकार ! 2025 New Law on Women Property Rights |

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22/09/2026

अब दस्तावेजों में कमी निकालकर नहीं होगा कोर्ट केस खारिज !! Supreme Court 2026 | Order 7 Rule 11 Cpc

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Order 7 Rule 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) deals with the rejection of a plaint at the initial stage of a civil suit. A plaint may be rejected in specific circumstances, such as where it does not disclose a cause of action, the relief is undervalued and the defect is not corrected, the suit is barred by law, or the plaint is not properly filed in accordance with the applicable requirements.

In this video, we discuss the latest Supreme Court approach in 2026 regarding Order 7 Rule 11 CPC, particularly whether a civil case can be dismissed merely by pointing out defects or deficiencies in documents. The video explains the important legal principles, the scope of the court's power at the stage of Order 7 Rule 11, and what litigants and advocates should understand before seeking rejection of a plaint.

21/09/2026

पारिवारिक संपत्ति में किया गया समझौता अब होगा कोर्ट में स्वीकार ! Family Property New Law 2025

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In this video, we explain the latest update in Indian Family Property Law 2025, where family settlements related to ancestral or joint property are now legally valid in court. Whether you're facing a dispute or planning to secure your family's property, this video will help you understand how family settlement agreements can save time, money, and emotional stress.

We also cover key Supreme Court judgments that support these settlements and how courts interpret such compromises in joint family property cases.

20/09/2026

संपत्ति विवाद में "कोर्ट से स्टे आर्डर" लेने के लिए आया नया कानून ! Stay Order/ Status quo New Law

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In this video, we explain the latest Supreme Court guidelines on Stay Orders and Status Quo in Property Disputes (2025). The new judgment has brought major changes in how courts issue injunctions, stay orders, and status quo directions under Order 39 Rules 1 & 2 of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC).

You will learn:

How to apply for a Stay Order in a property dispute

The difference between Stay Order and Status Quo

What the new landmark Supreme Court judgment of 2025 says

When courts can deny or cancel stay orders

How this affects ongoing and pending civil cases

19/09/2026

पारिवारिक एवं पैतृक संपत्ति में अधिकार पाने के लिए आया नया फैसला ! 2026 Ancestral Property Law

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When a person dies and their property passes to the next generation through legal succession, the property does not automatically become ancestral property merely because it has been inherited from a parent or grandparent. The nature and source of the property are important. Similarly, if the names of multiple family members are jointly recorded in the property documents, it does not automatically make the property HUF property. In such circumstances, the parties may hold the property as co-owners, with each person having an undivided share according to their legal entitlement. In this video, we explain the latest judgments and landmark principles concerning ancestral property, succession, co-ownership and HUF property in 2026.

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18/09/2026

कोर्ट केस करने के लिए समय सीमा को लेकर आई नई गाइडलाइंस ! Supreme Court || Limitation Act Law

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The Supreme Court of India has issued important clarifications and guidelines on limitation periods under the Limitation Act, 1963, through various recent judgements. These rulings impact how time limits are calculated for filing suits, appeals, applications, and other proceedings in courts, including condonation of delays under Section 5.

This video covers:
Introduction (0:00 - 1:30 approx.)
Key provisions of the Limitation Act, 1963 and how limitation periods work for different types of cases (e.g., 3 years for contract breaches, 12 years for property possession suits, 30-90 days for appeals).

Recent Supreme Court judgements (2025 onwards) clarifying limitation rules, such as:
Strict approach to condoning delays (e.g., entire delay period must be properly explained; no condonation based solely on merits of the case).
Applicability of Limitation Act to arbitration matters (e.g., petitions under Section 34 of Arbitration Act, starting points for limitation in arbitral award challenges).
Computation rules, including exclusions and starting points (e.g., from date of knowledge/awareness or pronouncement).
Key cases on delay condonation in commercial appeals and tribunals.
Understand the latest Supreme Court stance on time bars to avoid your case being dismissed as time-barred!

Whether you're a law student, litigant, lawyer, or preparing for judiciary exams, this breakdown explains the practical implications and why timely filing is crucial.

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro to Limitation Law
2:00 Basics of Limitation Act, 1963
5:00 Supreme Court Guidelines & Recent Judgements
9:00 Key Takeaways & Tips to Avoid Limitation Bars
12:00 Conclusion

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