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Bombay High Court important ruling on considerations for computation and condonation of delay –

Bombay High Court importing ruling on considerations for computation and condonation of delay –

Deemed Export Scheme – Interest for delay in payment of Duty Drawback for supplies in civil construction of Koyna Power Project aided by the World Bank – Section 75A(1) of the Customs Act

Re-development of society building – Right of Senior Citizens to shelter – Petitioner senior citizen is roofless for last 4 years at an old age and cannot be left to suffer on any delayed or impossible re-development.

Customs House Agent cannot be held responsible once IEC particulars are given by the exporter and cannot be held liable after issuance of Let Export Orders only because exporters were not traceable – CBLR Regulations, 2018

Delhi High Court important ruling on donation of liver by minor daughter of age) to ailing father – Transplantation of Human Organ Act, 1994 – Rule 5(3)(g) of the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Rules, 2014

Karantaka High Court relief to 85 years old lady senior citizen, who gifted coffee estate to the son, for maintenance of Rs.7 lakhs under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007

Delhi High Court on interpretation of clause“AS IS WHERE IS” often employed in the Auction Notice and interplay of “Caveat Venditor” vis-a-vis “Caveat Emptor”, SARFAESI Act and directions to refund auction amount –

Karnataka High Court – – Important Ruling – Partition deed is not covered under Section 23 of the Senior Citizens Maintenance and Welfare Act 2007 and therefore, cannot be challenged.

Karnataka High Court – Menace of Unauthorised Constructions – Recent order dated 19.1.2024 – Landmark, Comprehensive, Salutary directions and also to create database for website and use of common stake holders / authorities