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Important judgment on the issue of “relevant date” for market value for charges for change of user from industrial to residential.

Leave and Licence Agreement – Order XV-A and Order XXXIX Rule 10 of CPC – Powers of Court to order deposit licence fees at the interim stage in a suit other than for eviction.

Ethanol is not covered by the Bombay Prohibition Act – Seizure by Excise officials illegal and perhaps seizure was made to cater to the private interests of third parties.

Execution of Decree – Section 54 CPC – Endless process – Chequered history of 1956 partition suit filed in 1956 and decree passed in 1957 – Till today the plaintiffs to get possession for objections of subsequent transferees.

Mediation – Proposed changes in the Rules of the Bombay High Court – Notification dated 13.12.2023 inviting suggestions by 31.1.2024.

Order I Rule 10(2) of CPC – Owner is a necessary party to the suit of tenant challenging the notice of Section 53(1) of the MRTP Act – Application of owner to implead in the suit is maintainable.

Section 24 of CPC – Transfer of Section 12 PWDV Act application to the Family Court

Gold Jewellery of Iranian Nationals seized at the airport was sold even before confiscation by the Customs.

Sections 17 and 37(2)(b) of AA – Legality of Arbitrator order refusing interim relief since Term Sheet is not a concluded contract.

Sections 9 and 11 of the Arbitration Act & SARFAESI Act – Arbitrator OR DR Tribunal – Petitioner is non-banking financial institution giving loans for purchase of vehicles.