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New CPC Amendments on the Horizon: Delhi High Court Invites Public Feedback
Delhi High Court Proposes Amendments to Orders VI and VIII of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. Proposal to formally recognize "replication" as component of pleadings


Raheja Developers Faces Insolvency Proceedings: Key Takeaways from NCLT Delhi’s Order
NCLT Delhi admits application under Section 7 of the IBC, 2016 against Raheja Developers Limited. Homebuyers to file claim Form CA. Creditors to file their claims with IRP


Delhi High Court Reiterates Principles Governing Claims to Ancestral Properties
Property inherited by a person under Section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 is taken by him in his individual capacity By Lex Horizon The Delhi High Court, in a recent judgment, has reiterated vital legal principles governing claims to ancestral properties. The Court was deciding an application under Order VII Rule 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 , moved by the defendants in a suit for partition filed by a daughter against her father and paternal aunt. It was th


Are RERA allottees entitled to further compensation after obtaining relief under Section 31 of the RERA Act, 2016?
RERA Allottees entitled to additional relief under Section 71 of the Act


Supreme Court Cracks Down on Cheque Bounce Case Backlog: New Guidelines Issued
Supreme Court issues guidelines for expeditious disposal of cheque dishonor/bounce cases


Notices via WhatsApp/Email by Police Invalid Under CrPC & BNSS, Says Court
CrPC & BNSS Don’t Recognize WhatsApp/Email as Valid Notice Service By Lex Horizon In a recent order, the Hon’ble Apex court issued...


Frivolous Complaints and Abuse of Process: SC Reiterates Principles Under Section 482 Cr.P.C.
SC reiterates distinction between consensual relationships and false rape allegations, emphasizing judicial duty to prevent misuse of criminal law.


Union Minister Shri Manohar Lal Launches Unified RERA Portal at 5th CAC Meeting
A milestone moment: Launch of the Unified RERA Portal to empower homebuyers and streamline real estate regulation. By Lex Horizon The 5th...


Delhi High Court: Courts Should Encourage Settlement and Condone Reasonable Delays in Filing Written Statement
Delhi High Court in VI-John Healthcare v. Dabur India held that courts should encourage settlement and condone reasonable delays in filing written statements, especially when within the 120-day limit under the Commercial Courts Act.


Madras HC: Article 227 Cannot Be Used to Summarily Throw Out Plaint
igh Court's extraordinary powers under Article 227 cannot be used to summarily throw out the plaint


A “personal loan,” even if advanced for business purposes, does not by itself amount to a “commercial dispute.”
A "personal loan", even if advanced for business purposes and carrying interest, will not inherently constitute a "commercial dispute" within the meaning of the Act of 2015


RERA Update: Allottees Not Entitled to Separate Compensation If They Choose to Stay in the Project
Allottees Not Entitled to Separate Compensation If They Choose to Stay in the Project


News: Bombay High court to have its fifth bench at Kolhapur!
News: Bombay High court to have its fifth bench at Kolhapur!


The End of an Era: Registered Post Gives Way to Speed Post
Registered post to merge with Speed Post. By Lex Horizon | August 2025 For decades, the familiar receipt of a Registered Post has been a...


Unsigned Arbitration Agreements Are Valid: Intent of the Parties is Key
Validity of Unsigned Arbitration Agreements: Delhi High Court decides
While deciding a petition for the appointment of an arbitrator, the Court held that the key consideration is whether the parties had, in principle, agreed to refer disputes to arbitration.


Supreme Court: Payee’s Bank Branch Decides Jurisdiction for 138 NI Act Complaints
upreme Court rules that jurisdiction in cheque dishonour cases under Section 138 NI Act lies with the court where the payee’s bank branch is located, reaffirming Section 142(2)(a)


Supreme Court confirms Allahabad High Court guidelines- No Arrest for 2 months in matrimonial disputes
hearing a transfer petition filed by a wife, the Hon'ble Court has confirmed the guidelines framed by the High Court of Allahabad in the judgment dated 13.06.2022 [ Criminal Revision No. 1126 of 2022] in its para nos. 32 to 38, with regard to 'constitution of Family Welfare Committees for safeguards regarding misuse of Section 498A, IPC'. This was to curb the misuse of penal provisions in matrimonial disputes. The Court emphasized the importance of due process, including a ma


Mere use of the word “arbitration” or “arbitrator” in a clause will not make it an arbitration agreement- Supreme Court
Mere use of the word “arbitration” or “arbitrator” in a clause will not make it an arbitration agreement. It was observed by the Supreme Court that the use of the word “may” in the subject clause in question exhibit that there was no clear intention of the parties to refer the matter to arbitration.


Understanding Legal Notice: A must in Resolving Disputes & protecting your rights
Legal notice is must in resolving your dispute. It is essential that one takes legal advice and help for issuing the same. It establishes cause, demonstrates diligence and promotes settlement


Venue vs. Seat: Interpreting Arbitration Jurisdiction in the Absence of Explicit Terms
Seat vs. Venue.
In the absence of contrary indica, venue to be considered as seat
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