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Can a sale deed be cancelled for non-payment of balance consideration? ⚖️ Supreme Court clarifies: non-payment does not ...
11/08/2026

Can a sale deed be cancelled for non-payment of balance consideration? ⚖️ Supreme Court clarifies: non-payment does not invalidate a completed sale; the seller’s remedy is recovery with interest.

11/08/2026

Supreme Court holds that non-payment of balance sale consideration does not invalidate a registered sale deed under Section 54 TPA.

10/08/2026

Madras HC: Police Must Issue Written Summons Under Section 179 BNSS The Madras High Court directed police to summon complainants or witnesses only through written summons under Section 179 BNSS, specifying a date and time, and to record enquiry minutes in the station diary. Justice Ilanthiraiyan not...

08/08/2026

Allahabad High Court held that second maternity leave cannot be denied merely because two years have not passed since the previous leave, reaffirming statutory maternity rights.

07/08/2026

Read how the Patna High Court held that long service as a daily wage worker does not create a right to regularization and reaffirmed that public appointments must comply with Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution.

07/08/2026

Supreme Court holds resignation withdrawal barred once accepted, ratified by competent authority & acted upon. Read the full DTU v. B.S. Rawat case brief.

**Can you withdraw your resignation after it has been accepted?**The Supreme Court in Delhi Technological University v. ...
07/08/2026

**Can you withdraw your resignation after it has been accepted?**

The Supreme Court in Delhi Technological University v. B.S. Rawat (2026) held that once a resignation is accepted, acted upon, and validly ratified, it ordinarily cannot be withdrawn.

07/08/2026

Learn everything about anticipatory bail under Section 482 BNSS, including eligibility, conditions, landmark Supreme Court judgments, constitutional safeguards, and the key differences from Section 438 CrPC.

⚖️ **Bombay High Court on Multiple FIRs in Medical Admission Fraud**In *Argonda Arvind @ Adithya Prakash Kumar v. State ...
05/08/2026

⚖️ **Bombay High Court on Multiple FIRs in Medical Admission Fraud**

In *Argonda Arvind @ Adithya Prakash Kumar v. State of Maharashtra*, the Bombay High Court struck a careful balance between **procedural efficiency and access to justice**.

The Court ordered the consolidation of three Mumbai FIRs involving identical allegations to avoid duplication of evidence and conflicting proceedings. However, it refused to transfer the Pune FIR, recognizing that compelling local victims and witnesses to travel would undermine fair access to justice. The Court also declined to restrain police from registering future FIRs, reaffirming that no blanket immunity can override statutory investigation powers.

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05/08/2026

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