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SC Allows SRA to Claim Dues Under 'Clean Slate' DoctrineFeatured
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SC Allows SRA to Claim Dues Under 'Clean Slate' Doctrine

The Supreme Court has ruled that a Securitisation Recovery Application (SRA) can proceed on outstanding dues, rejecting 'clean slate' argument where it would cause grave inequity to the creditor.

Oct 24, 2026Read more →
NHAI Land Compensation to Follow 2013 Act if Unpaid: P&H HCFeatured
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NHAI Land Compensation to Follow 2013 Act if Unpaid: P&H HC

Punjab and Haryana High Court mandates 2013 Compensation Act for NHAI projects where most landowners remain uncompensated.

Oct 29, 2026Read more →
SC Allows SRA to Claim Dues Despite 'Clean Slate' ArgumentFeatured
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SC Allows SRA to Claim Dues Despite 'Clean Slate' Argument

Supreme Court permits Securitisation Reconstruction Act (SRA) claims despite 'clean slate' principle. Creditor can defend against set-off claims based on original contract terms.

Oct 29, 2026Read more →
SC Allows SRA Claim After CIRP on 'Clean Slate'Featured
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SC Allows SRA Claim After CIRP on 'Clean Slate'

Supreme Court permits a Securitisation Recovery Application after CIRP, rejecting 'clean slate' doctrine as a bar to dues arising from same contract.

Oct 28, 2026Read more →
SC Allows SRA Despite 'Clean Slate' in IBCFeatured
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SC Allows SRA Despite 'Clean Slate' in IBC

Supreme Court permits Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets (SRA) proceedings over IBC's 'clean slate' principle, citing creditor rights.

Oct 26, 2026Read more →
PMLA Attachment Without Possession: SAFEMAFeatured
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PMLA Attachment Without Possession: SAFEMA

SAFEMA allows PMLA attachment to continue without physical possession; transfer barred, rentals to FDs.

Oct 22, 2026Read more →
SAFEMA Allows PMLA Attachment Without PossessionFeatured
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SAFEMA Allows PMLA Attachment Without Possession

SAFEMA Tribunal upholds PMLA attachment without physical possession, protecting occupancy rights until trial concludes.

Oct 20, 2026Read more →
SAFEMA Tribunal Permits Property Attachment Under PMLA Despite Lawful AcquisitionFeatured
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SAFEMA Tribunal Permits Property Attachment Under PMLA Despite Lawful Acquisition

The SAFEMA Tribunal upheld attachment of 45 properties under PMLA, ruling that even lawfully acquired or pre-crime assets may be attached if proceeds of crime are unavailable.

Oct 9, 2026Read more →
SC takes suo motu cognisance of Central Secretariat Library relocationFeatured
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SC takes suo motu cognisance of Central Secretariat Library relocation

The Supreme Court has initiated a suo motu case concerning the proposed relocation of the 135-year-old Central Secretariat Library from Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi, amid the Central Vista redevelopment project. The matter is scheduled for hearing on October 5 before Justices PV Sanjay Kumar and Sanjeev Sachdeva, highlighting concerns over the preservation of a colonial-era institutional archive.

Oct 4, 2026Read more →
SC Weighs State's Duty vs. University's Presence in Land DisputeFeatured
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SC Weighs State's Duty vs. University's Presence in Land Dispute

The Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to Madras High Court's order directing eviction of a private university from government land allotted for an open prison. The Court suggested the State consider alternative land allocation, balancing public interest and institutional rights.

Oct 2, 2026Read more →
Second Section 28-A Claim Allowed After HC Enhancement: SCFeatured
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Second Section 28-A Claim Allowed After HC Enhancement: SC

SC permits second Section 28-A application after High Court enhances compensation, citing merger doctrine.

Sep 29, 2026Read more →
Supreme Court Denies Specific Performance, Orders Refund for Breach of Land SaleFeatured
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Supreme Court Denies Specific Performance, Orders Refund for Breach of Land Sale

The Supreme Court denied specific performance of a land sale agreement, citing limitation grounds and ordered a refund of part consideration with interest. This ruling highlights the importance of timelines in contractual obligations.

Aug 28, 2026Read more →
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