SRIHARI HANUMANDAS TOTALA v/s HEMANT VITHAL KAMAT and OTHERS (Rejection of plaint and Res judicata)

SRIHARI HANUMANDAS TOTALA v/s HEMANT VITHAL KAMAT and OTHERS .

The following issues were framed by the trial court: (in 2007 suit)

“1. Whether the description of suit property is correct?

2. Whether plaintiff proves that he has purchased suit property and he acquired valid title as pleaded?

3. Whether plaintiff is entitled for possession of suit property?

4. Whether Defendant 2 proves that KSFC had no authority to put the suit property     for sale?

5. Whether Defendant 2 proves that there is no cause of action for the suit?

6. Whether plaintiff is entitled for decree?

7. What decree or order.”?

HIGH COURT BAR ASSOCIATION ALLAHABAD V/s STATE OF UP and OTHERS (Automatic vacation of stay)

NILABATI BEHERA vs. STATE OF ORISSA

Whether court can in exercise of its jurisdiction under article 142 of Constitution of India, can pass an order of automatic vacation of interim/stay orders of the High Courts of staying proceedings of civil or criminal cases on the expiry of certain period?

Whether this court under article 142 can direct the High courts to decide pending case in which interim order of stay of proceedings has been granted, on day-to-day basis and within a fixed period?

SUKHBIRI DEVI AND OTHERS v/s UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS

EXCEPTION OF RES JUDICATA

Whether the issue of limitation can be determined as a preliminary issue under Order XIV, Rule 2(2) of the Code of Civil Procedure (for short ‘CPC’)?

 Whether a larger period of limitation of 12 years would be available to the plaintiffs to bring in a suit by virtue of application of Article 136 of the Limitation Act, 1968 (for short ‘The Act’), as contended by the appellant and in the facts and circumstances obtained in this case?

 Whether Article 17 or Article 65 of the Act got any application, as contended by the appellants, in view of the plaint averments, in case Article 136 of the Act is found inapplicable?

RUPA ASHOK HURRA vs. ASHOK HURRA

rupa ashok hurra vs. ashok hurra

Whether an aggrieved person is entitled to any relief under article 32 against the final judgment of the apex court after dismissal of review petition?

whether an order passed by this Court can be corrected under its inherent powers after dismissal of the review petition on the ground that it was passed either without jurisdiction or in violation of the principles of natural justice or due to unfair procedure giving scope for bias which resulted in abuse of the process of the court or miscarriage of justice to an aggrieved person.

error: Content is protected !!