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Dishonour of Cheque - Undated legal notice and lack of proof regarding legally enforceable debt fatal to the complainant’s case

Dishonour of Cheque - Undated legal notice and lack of proof regarding legally enforceable debt fatal to the complainant’s case

The Bombay High Court's judgment in this case illustrates the judiciary's commitment to upholding the statutory framewor...

Dishonour of Cheque of Insurance Premium - Policy can not be cancelled

Dishonour of Cheque of Insurance Premium - Policy can not be cancelled

The Bombay High Court's decision in this case reinforces the principle that insurance companies cannot evade liability t...

Gambling is an act of moral turpitude : Employer has discretion to reject or terminate candidature

Gambling is an act of moral turpitude : Employer has discretion to reject or terminate candidature

The case serves as a cautionary tale for job applicants, highlighting the importance of full disclosure in all applicati...

The Limits of Gram Panchayat's Land Claims: A Legal Perspective on State Authority

The Limits of Gram Panchayat's Land Claims: A Legal Perspective on State Authority

The Bombay High Court's decision delineates the authority of state governments in land management while highlighting the...

Navigating the Legal Labyrinth: Understanding Entitlements in the Case of Laxmi v. State of Maharashtra

Navigating the Legal Labyrinth: Understanding Entitlements in the Case of Laxmi v. State of Maharashtra

The case of Laxmi v. State of Maharashtra underscores the judiciary's role in upholding the sanctity of legal marriage a...

Navigating Marital Discord: A Case Study on Transfer of Proceedings

Navigating Marital Discord: A Case Study on Transfer of Proceedings

The Bombay High Court's decision in Ameya Yashwant Mehar v. Deepali Ameya Mehar reiterates the judiciary's role in balan...

Senior Citizens' Right to Evict Adult Children Upheld by Bombay High Court

Senior Citizens' Right to Evict Adult Children Upheld by Bombay High Court

The court further clarified that the Maintenance Act does not impose any reciprocal obligation on parents to maintain ad...

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