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SangsLegal News Buyers Failing to Comply with Payment Schedule Cannot Demand Specific Performance of Sale Agreement : Supreme Court


The supreme court has recently held that if a contract states a specific time period for the buyer to make payment in order to fulfill the sale agreement, it is crucial for the buyer to strictly abide by this condition. Failing to do so would result in the buyer being unable to seek a legal remedy for enforcing the sale deed.

 

 

 
SangsLegal News Individuals harassing their daughter-in-law for giving birth to a girl child ought to understand that the gender of the child is determined by the son's chromosomes: Delhi High Court


The Delhi High Court has made an important observation in a dowry death case regarding the harassment faced by a daughter-in-law for giving birth to a girl child. The court emphasized the need to educate the individuals responsible for such crimes about the fact that it is the son's chromosomes, relojes de imitacion and not the daughter-in-law's, that determine the gender of the unborn child through their union.
SangsLegal News The enforcement of the rule of law should be carried out without considering the potential consequences : Supreme Court on Bilkis Bano's Case


In the recent decision the Supreme Court emphasized the importance of upholding the rule of law by revoking the remission granted to the convicts involved in the Bilkis Bano case. The court highlighted the need for those involved in safeguarding the rule of law to remain unaffected by the potential outcomes and ramifications. Furthermore, it unequivocally stated that the enforcement of the rule of law should not be influenced by sentiments of compassion or sympathy.Recently the remission of 11 individuals convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in multiple murders and gang rapes including Bilkis Bano, during the 2002 communal riots in Gujarat was nullified by the Supreme Court.
 
 
SangsLegal News Supreme Court Rules S.138 of NI Act; Complaints for Cheque Dishonour Can Be terminated Upon Complainant's Execution of Acceptance Deed for Full Settlement



The Supreme Court has recently made a significant ruling on Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, stating that proceedings relating to cheque dishonour can be terminated if the complainant signs a deed accepting the entirety of the agreed amount as a final settlement. This recent judgment by the Supreme Court sheds light on the legal avenue available to both parties involved in a cheque dishonour case to amicably resolve their dispute. According to the ruling, once the complainant signs an louis vuitton laukku acceptance deed, acknowledging the full payment received as a final settlement, the legal proceedings under Section 138 of the NI Act can be quashed.
SangsLegal News Supreme Court Affirms Abrogation of Jammu and Kashmir's Special Status


The Supreme Court upheld the validity of the Union Government's decision in 2019 to revoke the special status of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) according to Article 370 of the Constitution. The court concluded that the internal sovereignty of J&K was not applicable and that the approval of the State Government was unnecessary for the implementation of the Indian Constitution in J&K. Furthermore, the court declared Article 370 as a temporary provision.