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Marking of a document as exhibit – Mere marking of a document as an exhibit, is not a proof of contents thereof.
,07 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Agreement to sell – When a sale deed is registered, even upon part payment of sale price, title would pass to transferee – Non-payment of remaining part of sale price would not invalidate it and remedy would be to recover balance sale consideration, but not cancellation of sale deed.
,07 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Acquisition of land – Parity in compensation must be maintained.
,07 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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(1) Compulsory Retirement – Principles of natural justice, audi alteram partem find no application in context of compulsory retirement.
(2) Order of compulsory retirement cannot be invalidated merely because uncommunicated adverse remarks formed part of material considered by authority.

,06 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Recall of witness – Power to recall a witness is in realm of discretion of court – It is not permissible that evidence by a party already led and settled is allowed to be improved by reopening evidence or recalling witness under Order XVIII Rule 17, CPC. ,04 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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Murder – Eyewitness testimony alone can result in conviction of accused, but only when testimony is believable, credible, consistent with other circumstances and inspires confidence of Court. ,04 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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(1) Dishonour of cheque – Presumption as envisaged under Section 139 of NI Act is a statutory and mandatory presumption and not a discretionary one.
(2) Revisional jurisdiction – Scope of revisional jurisdiction is limited. ,04 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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(1) Live-in relationship – Section 498A of IPC applicable to “live-in relationships” that qualify as “relationships in the nature of marriage” with intent to marry being established as an intrinsic part thereof.
(2) Import of civil and criminal law is different and impact on individual is also different.
(3) Right and freedom of an individual to choose the person they want to be with as an inextricable part of dignity and personal liberty. ,03 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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(1) Permanent disability in motor accident – Cases involving child victims suffering permanent or near total disability constitute a distinct and special category within law relating to motor accident compensation.
(2) Children suffering permanent disability cannot be treated as ordinary non-earning persons merely because they had not entered into employment on the date of accident.
(3) In injury cases, percentage of physical disability certified by Medical Board and actual loss earning capacity may not always be identical.
(4) Just compensation – Assessment of compensation must necessarily account for future which has been irreversibly impaired. ,03 Aug 2026

Supreme Court of India

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(1) Evidence against absconding accused – When there are more than one accused and one of them absconds, then, after finding proof of jurisdictional facts; of flight and impossibility of immediate arrest, trial could be proceeded against accused brought before Court and concluded.
(2) Accused who deliberately goes undercover, attempting to frustrate investigation and trial, cannot claim right of cross examining every witness, as provided under Section 33 of Evidence Act. ,31 Jul 2026

Supreme Court of India

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