Legal Analysis of Property Ownership in Light of Will Execution and Sale Deed Signatory: Case Study Analysis of Savitri Bai and another v. Savitri Bai

Legal Analysis of Property Ownership in Light of Will Execution and Sale Deed Signatory: Case Study Analysis of Savitri Bai and another v. Savitri Bai

Abstract: The Supreme Court of India in Savitri Bai and another v. Savitri Bai clarified the legal principles governing property ownership. The Court emphasized the importance of adhering to statutory requirements, particularly regarding the validity

Top 5 Real Estate Supreme Court Landmark Judgments, 2023

1. Supreme Court Clarified No Compound Interest Be Awarded Casually As Compensation by Consumer Forums in Real Estate Disputes In April 2023, the Supreme Court (SC) in M/s Suneja Towers Private Limited & Anr. v.

Specific Performance of Re-conveyance Deed Cannot be Entertained if Defendant's Title in Property is Denied by Plaintiff: Supreme Court

Specific Performance of Re-conveyance Deed Cannot be Entertained if Defendant’s Title in Property is Denied by Plaintiff: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court, in a recent judgment[1] denied the plea of the appellants (Madhavan through legal representative and Ors.) seeking specific performance for execution of the re-conveyance deed. The Court highlighted that from the plea

Title of Immovable Property Cannot Get Transferred Through Unregistered General Power of Attorney or Agreement to Sell: Supreme Court

Title of Immovable Property Cannot Get Transferred Through Unregistered General Power of Attorney or Agreement to Sell: Supreme Court

The recent judgment[i] of the Hon’ble Supreme Court has cast a significant light on the legal issues pertaining to the transfer of immovable property titles. The Supreme Court Bench comprising Justices Vikram Nath and Rajesh

Supreme Court Holds Homebuyers Who Secure Decree under RERA Are Not Different from Other Financial Creditors Under IBC

In a notable judgment[1], the Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) held that homebuyers cannot be treated differently from other ‘financial creditors’ under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) merely on the ground of securing favorable

Bombay High Court Gives Nod to Tenants to Redevelop Demolished Building Themselves

Bombay High Court Gives Nod to Tenants to Redevelop Demolished Building Themselves

The High Court of Bombay (“HC”) in a recent judgment[i] permitted the tenants to reconstruct their demolished premises u/s 499(6) of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act (“MMC Act”). It further directed to recover costs from

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