The Notice You Ignore Can Defeat a Probate Challenge
Dhiraj Dutta explains how constructive notice can defeat a probate-revocation application and why families should investigate property notices instead of relying on mutation entries.
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A Recovery Clause Is Not a Licence to Seize: The Supreme Court’s Warning to Banks and NBFCs
The Supreme Court’s decision in Hari Dutta Sharma explains why a financier’s contractual right to repossess cannot displace notice, fair procedure, RBI safeguards and constitutional...
When ED Cannot Rebuild a Case the Predicate-Offence Investigator Rejected
Louis Dreyfus Company India Private Limited v. Enforcement Directorate, Government of India, CRR 1145 of 2024, Calcutta High Court, decided 22 May 2026 Three letters...
One Bond Platform, Two Regulatory Worlds: What SEBI’s 2026 OBPP Framework Means for Investors and Intermediaries
SEBI’s 2026 OBPP framework broadens online bond platforms to cover IFSCA-regulated products and specified Section 54EC bonds. The interface may be common; the governing law,...
When an Arrest Fails: Can Police Arrest the Same Person Again?
The Supreme Court's 2026 ruling explains when investigators may seek re-arrest after an Article 22 breach—and the safeguards that must come first.
A Widow’s Share, a Daughter’s Will, and a Dispute That Outlived Them
In Ganapati v. Prabhakar (2026 INSC 1033), the Supreme Court examined a widow’s statutory share, the absence of partition, and her ability to pass her...