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Delhi High Court refuses to reject plaint in family partition suit — limitation is triable issue; attesting witness need not know contents of will, Order VII Rule 11 can’t short-circuit trial

Court’s decision The Delhi High Court dismissed an application seeking rejection of a plaint in a high-stakes family partition and inheritance dispute, holding that questions of limitation and knowledge of…

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Rawlaw January 28, 2026

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Supreme Court: “PMLA is a Self-Contained Code — Courts Must Not Short-Circuit Statutory Remedies” — JSW Steel’s Plea to Quash ED Proceedings Dismissed

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court refused to quash the criminal proceedings initiated by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) against JSW Steel Limited and its official, holding that the Prevention of Money…

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Rawlaw October 8, 2025

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