Latest Legal Insights & Updates
Legal Insights & News
Stay informed with LegalParihar Blog—your trusted resource for expert articles, legal updates, and guides on online legal documentation, property laws, and digital legal services in India.
Filter by Category:
April 13, 2025•4 mins read•Gift Deed
Parents Reclaim Gifted Property - 2025 SC Ruling
In a groundbreaking 2025 Supreme Court ruling, parents can revoke gifted property if neglected. Learn how gift deeds are impacted by the Maintenance and Welfare Act and protect your rights.
Read full article
April 4, 2025•4 mins read•Abortion
Abortion for Rape Survivors - New Procedure Guide
The Madhya Pradesh High Court made a critical decision regarding an alleged gang rape of a minor girl. The petitioner was a mother of a 15-year-old girl who, as a result of sexual violence, was pregnant.
Read full article
April 4, 2025•4 mins read•Live-in-relationship
Failed Love Affair Rape Case - Odisha HC Ruling
Odisha High Court has dismissed criminal proceedings in a case where a consensual relationship was later characterized as rape based on an unfulfilled marriage promise.
Read full article
April 3, 2025•4 mins read•Specific Performance of Agreement
Is a seprate possession application is required in a Specific Performance case?
Supreme Court Clarifies: Possession is Part of Property Sale Contracts. Scroll to read more about the judgement:
Read full article
April 3, 2025•4 mins read•Mediation
Court Fee Refund After Mediation - SC Ruling
The Supreme Court recently delivered a significant judgment in the case of Sanjaykumar Harkchand Kankariya v. Union of India. The case revolved around the complete refund of court fees in Maharashtra when a dispute was resolved through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), such as mediation.
Read full article
April 3, 2025•4 mins read•Partition, Joint Property
Jointly Owned Property Sale - Co-Owner Consent
The Supreme Court clarified that a co-owner cannot sell an entire jointly owned property without a formal partition or consent from other co-owners. The case involved a property in Howrah, jointly owned by two brothers, and later sold in its entirety by one party’s legal heir without proper authority.
Read full article
PreviousPage 6 of 6