Understanding the Mareva Injunction - ShankarlalRaheja
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Spotlight: IP rights enforcement in India - Lexology
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Spotlight: IP rights enforcement in India
This article reviews the key features of IP enforcement measures in India, including considerations surrounding venue and jurisdiction, obtaining evidence, trial procedures, remedies and appeals.
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Spotlight: IP rights enforcement in India - Lexology https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=88c9a312-49e5-462e-b6cb-43219f76c81e
Some Unique Remedies in IPR
Includes Types of Injunctions:
1. Anton Pillar Orders
2. John doe/Ashok kumar orders
3. Dynamic Injunction
4. Mareva injunction
5. Norwich pharmacal order.
6. Anti suit injuction.
7. Criminal Injunction (161 BNSS)
8. Superlative Injunction.
9. Anti-Anti suit injunction.
10. Anti enforcement Injunction.
11. Anti Arbitration Injunction
12. Quia timet action.
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Includes Types of Injunctions:
1. Anton Pillar Orders
2. John doe/Ashok kumar orders
3. Dynamic Injunction
4. Mareva injunction
5. Norwich pharmacal order.
6. Anti suit injuction.
7. Criminal Injunction (161 BNSS)
8. Superlative Injunction.
9. Anti-Anti suit injunction.
10. Anti enforcement Injunction.
11. Anti Arbitration Injunction
12. Quia timet action.
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https://www.verdictum.in/court-updates/supreme-court/cuddalore-powergen-corporation-ltd-v-chemplast-cuddalore-vinyls-limited-2025-insc-73-order-ii-rule-2-cpc-1564928
General Principles relating to Order 2 Rule 2 and rejection of plain under Order 7 Rule 11, which can mentioned in your notes.https://www.verdictum.in/court-updates/supreme-court/cuddalore-powergen-corporation-ltd-v-chemplast-cuddalore-vinyls-limited-2025-insc-73-order-ii-rule-2-cpc-1564928
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Object Of Order II Rule 2 CPC Is To Prevent Multiplicity Of Suits: Supreme Court Discusses General Principles
The Apex Court dismissed Appeals preferred against the Judgment of the Madras High Court by which it allowed the Second Appeal and restored the Plaint.
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Hindi and the Constitution: First among the equals
https://www.barandbench.com/columns/hindi-and-the-constitution-first-among-the-equals
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Bar and Bench - Indian Legal news
Hindi and the Constitution: First among the equals
There are certain perennial issues that have always been part of Indiaβs legal and political discourse β judicial appointments, reservation, the uniform civil c
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Suit For Specific Performance Doesn't End With Passing Of Decree; Court Retains Power To Annul Decree Or Extend Time : Supreme Court
https://www.livelaw.in/supreme-court/supreme-court-judgment-suit-for-specific-performance-section-28-specific-relief-act-281603
https://www.livelaw.in/supreme-court/supreme-court-judgment-suit-for-specific-performance-section-28-specific-relief-act-281603
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Suit For Specific Performance Doesn't End With Passing Of Decree; Court Retains Power To Annul Decree Or Extend Time : Supremeβ¦
The Supreme Court (on January 17), observed that a suit for specific performance does not conclude after the passing of a decree and that the court retains its control even after the decree is...
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Suit For Specific Performance Doesn't End With Passing Of Decree; Court Retains Power To Annul Decree Or Extend Time : Supreme Court https://www.livelaw.in/supreme-court/supreme-court-judgment-suit-for-specific-performance-section-28-specific-relief-act-281603
Sardar Mohar Singh v. Mangilal, (1997) Therein, it was observed that the Court does not lose its jurisdiction after the grant of decree for specific performance. Further, Section 28 indicates that till the execution of a decree, the Trial Court retains its power to deal with the decree of specific performance.
Maxim: Functus Officio/ Coram Non judice is partially not applicable here.
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Maxim: Functus Officio/ Coram Non judice is partially not applicable here.
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Sardar Mohar Singh v. Mangilal, (1997) Therein, it was observed that the Court does not lose its jurisdiction after the grant of decree for specific performance. Further, Section 28 indicates that till the execution of a decree, the Trial Court retains itsβ¦
The Court acknowledged that various High Courts and the Supreme Court have delivered conflicting judgments, and the issue remains res integra. The relevant question is as follows:
Can there be a decree stating that if the plaintiff fails to deposit the balance sale consideration within the stipulated time, the suit shall automatically stand dismissed? If such a decree exists, does the concerned court become functus officio?
This question, however, was not answered in the judgment.
My Question:
Even procedural rights are rights, and in cases involving substantive rights, if a person belonging to a different High Court jurisdiction with conflicting views is deprived of their rights due to the nature of such judgments, while another High Court provides relief in a similar scenario, it highlights the need for a unified judicial approach.
In a system where the apex court sits at the top of a triangular integrated judiciary, it is imperative to resolve such legal lacunae. The judiciary must take proactive steps to address these ambiguities. In cases where the opportunity arises to decide such issues, the courts should either provide clarity or refer the matter to a larger bench capable of resolving these residual issues that may arise in the future.
Courts cannot simply wait for appeals to make their way through the system, especially given the prolonged time it takes for cases to progress from the district level to the apex level. The resulting hardship for litigants, particularly in the civil justice system, is immense due to delays in final case disposal. When unresolved legal issues compound this difficulty, they cause even greater confusion and distress. It is far better to settle the law proactively than to allow chaos to persist.
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Can there be a decree stating that if the plaintiff fails to deposit the balance sale consideration within the stipulated time, the suit shall automatically stand dismissed? If such a decree exists, does the concerned court become functus officio?
This question, however, was not answered in the judgment.
My Question:
Even procedural rights are rights, and in cases involving substantive rights, if a person belonging to a different High Court jurisdiction with conflicting views is deprived of their rights due to the nature of such judgments, while another High Court provides relief in a similar scenario, it highlights the need for a unified judicial approach.
In a system where the apex court sits at the top of a triangular integrated judiciary, it is imperative to resolve such legal lacunae. The judiciary must take proactive steps to address these ambiguities. In cases where the opportunity arises to decide such issues, the courts should either provide clarity or refer the matter to a larger bench capable of resolving these residual issues that may arise in the future.
Courts cannot simply wait for appeals to make their way through the system, especially given the prolonged time it takes for cases to progress from the district level to the apex level. The resulting hardship for litigants, particularly in the civil justice system, is immense due to delays in final case disposal. When unresolved legal issues compound this difficulty, they cause even greater confusion and distress. It is far better to settle the law proactively than to allow chaos to persist.
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All About Solicitor General of India UPSC CSE
https://chahalacademy.com/solicitor-general-of-india#:~:text=Unlike%20the%20Attorney%20General%2C%20it,of%20Service)%20Act%2C%201968.
https://chahalacademy.com/solicitor-general-of-india#:~:text=Unlike%20the%20Attorney%20General%2C%20it,of%20Service)%20Act%2C%201968.
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All About Solicitor General of India UPSC CSE
Solicitor General is the second-highest-ranking Law Officer in India after Attorney General.
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All About Solicitor General of India UPSC CSE https://chahalacademy.com/solicitor-general-of-india#:~:text=Unlike%20the%20Attorney%20General%2C%20it,of%20Service)%20Act%2C%201968.
Office of Solicitor General of India is mentioned under which law?
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Acting Out of Turn: Supreme Court and Postponement Orders on JSTOR
https://www.jstor.org/stable/41720269
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doctrine of postponement
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doctrine of postponement
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Acting Out of Turn: Supreme Court and Postponement Orders on JSTOR
ARGHYA SENGUPTA, Acting Out of Turn: Supreme Court and Postponement Orders, Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 47, No. 42 (OCTOBER 20, 2012), pp. 38-41
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While reading newspapers, magazines, and current legal issues such as false promises, false rape cases, misleading advertisements, media trials, etc., if you think they are relevant for your exam, read them once and make comprehensive notes. Use any resource, such as a standard book, research paper, YouTube, or notes from any institute, in the first go. After that, donβt try to read the topic again. We have a lot to cover in less time.
But that doesnβt mean you shouldnβt skim through it in case thereβs a new development. Donβt read with utmost focus or attention; just give it a glance and move ahead.
Myth resolved: We often think that repetitive reading will make topics stronger, but this is false. The truth is, once youβve studied a topic/issue, itβs done and dusted.
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The Issue of repeating issues: ResolvedWhile reading newspapers, magazines, and current legal issues such as false promises, false rape cases, misleading advertisements, media trials, etc., if you think they are relevant for your exam, read them once and make comprehensive notes. Use any resource, such as a standard book, research paper, YouTube, or notes from any institute, in the first go. After that, donβt try to read the topic again. We have a lot to cover in less time.
But that doesnβt mean you shouldnβt skim through it in case thereβs a new development. Donβt read with utmost focus or attention; just give it a glance and move ahead.
Myth resolved: We often think that repetitive reading will make topics stronger, but this is false. The truth is, once youβve studied a topic/issue, itβs done and dusted.
Filtering out things is a sign of growth.
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βοΈAn understanding of Autrefois Acquit and Autrefois Convict - iPleaders
https://blog.ipleaders.in/understanding-autrefois-acquit-autrefois-convict/
βπ»Autrefois Acquit and Autrefois Convict are French terms that mean "previously acquitted" and "previously convicted".They are used in criminal law.
βAutrefois acquit
A plea that a defendant has already been acquitted for the same crime and should not be tried again
βAutrefois convict
A plea that a defendant has already been convicted for the same crime and should not be tried again
1. Difference between Article 20(2) and Section 300 CrPC
2. https://www.livelaw.in/lawschool/articles/double-jeopardy-india-incomplete-inconsistent-266173
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https://blog.ipleaders.in/understanding-autrefois-acquit-autrefois-convict/
βπ»Autrefois Acquit and Autrefois Convict are French terms that mean "previously acquitted" and "previously convicted".They are used in criminal law.
βAutrefois acquit
A plea that a defendant has already been acquitted for the same crime and should not be tried again
βAutrefois convict
A plea that a defendant has already been convicted for the same crime and should not be tried again
1. Difference between Article 20(2) and Section 300 CrPC
2. https://www.livelaw.in/lawschool/articles/double-jeopardy-india-incomplete-inconsistent-266173
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iPleaders
An understanding of autrefois acquit and autrefois convict - iPleaders
The article aims to explore the principle of autrefois convict & acquit and its applicability in the Indian context.
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Saif Ali Khanβs βenemy propertyβ case: what are these properties, and what is the law? π
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Saif Ali Khanβs βenemy propertyβ case: what are these properties, and what is the law?
Saif Ali Khan Enemy Property Case: Saif inherited a share of his paternal grandmother Sajida Sultan's properties in Bhopal. In 2014, these properties of the Pataudi family were declared enemy property, and Saif went to court. What happened then?
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The_Conflict_between_Freedom_of_the_Press_and_Parliamentary_Privi.pdf
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The Conflict between Freedom of the Press and Parliamentary PrivilegeFreedom of press and article 194 and 105 of constitution
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Power of Judicial Review is available on the ordinary legislation and not provisions of parliament? is this true?
Power of Judicial Review is available on the ordinary legislation and not provisions of parliament? is this true?
See SearchLight Case and then answer
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The Essence of Time in Medical Termination of Pregnancy Cases: Navigating Challenges and Legal Complexities | SCC Times
https://www.scconline.com/blog/post/2024/06/25/the-essence-of-time-in-medical-termination-of-pregnancy-cases-navigating-challenges-and-legal-complexities/
https://www.scconline.com/blog/post/2024/06/25/the-essence-of-time-in-medical-termination-of-pregnancy-cases-navigating-challenges-and-legal-complexities/
SCC Times
The Essence of Time in Medical Termination of Pregnancy Cases: Navigating Challenges and Legal Complexities
In cases of medical termination of pregnancy, urgency is critical. Each day that passes with the pregnancy increases risks
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πIt is a legal principle that assumes uncontested statements in a legal proceeding are true. It is often used in administrative law, election petitions, and service law disputes.
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https://lawbhoomi.com/doctrine-of-non-traversal-under-order-viii-rule-5-cpc/
π"Doctrine of non-traversal which stands as a legal phrase for βif not denied, acceptedβ is a well settled position of law under Order VIII Rule 5 of the Code of Civil Procedure. It means that where a material averment is passed over without specific denial, it is taken to be admitted."
πIt is a legal principle that assumes uncontested statements in a legal proceeding are true. It is often used in administrative law, election petitions, and service law disputes.
πhttps://www.legalserviceindia.com/legal/article-4704-doctrine-of-non-traversal.html#google_vignette
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β "When a party doesn't respond to allegations made against them, the court assumes those allegations are true.
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β The doctrine is often applied when there is no reconciliation or study of facts that differ from the pleadings."
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LawBhoomi
Doctrine of Non Traversal under Order VIII Rule 5 CPC
Doctrine of Non-Traversal under Order VIII Rule 5 stipulates that if a defendant does not specifically deny or deny by necessary implication any factual averment made in the plaint, such averment is deemed admitted.
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Why Supreme Court suggested appointing retired High Court judges on βad hocβ basis π
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#appointment_of_judges #explained_law #express_explained
Express Explained
Why Supreme Court suggested appointing retired High Court judges on βad hocβ basis
The Supreme Court, as well as some earlier Law Commissions, have previously batted for such appointments and laid down detailed guidelines for it.
In 10 years, the hits and misses of βBeti Bachao Beti Padhaoβ π
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The Indian Express
In 10 years, the hits and misses of βBeti Bachao Beti Padhaoβ
What were the key objectives of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao? How have states and UTs performed on indicators like sex ratio at birth over the years? We explain.
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