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  Winding up proceedings can continue even after payment of principal amount if contractual, crystallized and admitted interest on the principal amount is not paid. Karnataka High Court.

  • 04-August-2022
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  Decree holder can decide in which of the several modes mentioned in Section 51 of the Civil Procedure Code, he will execute his decree. The judgment debtor cannot invoke the Section. Karnataka High Court.

  • 03-August-2022
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  To constitute offence under Section 3(1)(j) of the SC & ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, the accused must have employed the person for manual scavenging knowing fully well that he belongs to SC & ST community. Karnataka High Court.

  • 03-August-2022
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  Daksha Legal Monthly Digest - July 2022

  • 01-August-2022
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  Lapse of Scheme under the Bangalore Development Authority Act would invalidate designation of property as a civic amenity and all further actions taken in connection thereto. Karnataka High Court.

  • 01-August-2022
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  When there is no clause prescribing minimum quantity of electricity to be purchased by Govt Electricity Company under Power Purchase Agreement, licensee cannot be restrained from injecting power generator into the grid. Karnataka High Court.

  • 02-August-2022
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  Limitation Act has no application to claims under the Carriage by Air Act 1972. Period of two years for enforcing the right would be extinguished if no action is brought within the said period. Supreme Court.

  • 01-August-2022
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  SARFAESI Act. Whether action can be taken in relation to security interest created in an agricultural property can also be dealt with by the Debt Recovery Tribunal. Writ petition cannot be entertained on this ground alone. Karnataka High Court.

  • 02-August-2022
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  Child custody. The question ‘what is the wish/desire of the child’ is different from the question ‘what would be in the best interest of the child’. Latter issue is to be decided taking into account all the relevant circumstances. Supreme Court.

  • 02-August-2022
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  Conscious possession of live cartridges fully knowing the consequences is essential to constitute offence under Sections 3 and 25(1)(a) of the Arms Act. Karnataka High Court.

  • 02-August-2022
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  Karnataka Land Revenue Act. When grant of lands is held to be valid, embarking upon a fresh enquiry regarding the revenue entries is impermissible. Karnataka High Court.

  • 30-July-2022
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  When construction of building is unauthorised and without license, action of the Municipal authorities to remove the same cannot be found fault with. Karnataka High Court.

  • 30-July-2022
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