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(1) Fundamental right to walk on demarcated footpaths – Violation of right to walk on demarcated footpaths will entitle citizens to invoke constitutional and legal remedies against duty bearers for restitution and compensation – This remedy is independent of remedies that are available under Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
(2) Accidental death of Pedestrians – Provisions of Specific Relief Act, 1963 can be invoked to claim compensation. ,19 Jun 2026
Supreme Court of India
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Execution of decree – After reversal of decree, no direction can be passed based on such decree. ,19 Jun 2026
Supreme Court of India
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(1) Dismissal from service – Commissioner of Delhi Municipal Corporation is competent to take disciplinary action against an Executive Engineer of Delhi Municipal Corporation.
(2) Interpretation of Statute – While construing a statute, it must be read as a whole and one provision of the Act should be construed with reference to other provisions in same Act so as to make a consistent enactment of whole statute.
(3) Subordinate Legislation – Regulations are piece of subordinate legislation – What can be achieved by a subordinate legislation under the Act can always be achieved by an amendment of the Act by competent legislature. ,17 Jun 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Lokayukta of a State is a body to deal only with complaints relating to corruption against certain public functionaries.
(2) A piece of subordinate legislation does not carry same degree of immunity that is enjoyed by a statute passed by a competent legislature. ,15 Jun 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINT
An order of the Banking Ombudsman, passed under a statutory scheme, is amenable to judicial review under Article 226 of the Constitution of India; however, parties are bound by the express terms of a loan sanction letter, and a bank is entitled to charge pre-closure fees as stipulated therein. ,11 Jun 2026
Kerala High Court
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A public or charitable trust does not require a formal deed for its creation. It may be inferred as a constructive trust through circumstantial evidence, including the history of the institution, the conduct of the parties, the nature of property usage, and the dedication of assets for public benefit. ,11 Jun 2026
Kerala High Court
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The statutory bar against anticipatory bail under the special legislation applies if a prima facie case exists. Knowledge of a victim's caste can be legally presumed based on acquaintance, and an incident occurring in the presence of others is considered to have taken place within public view. ,10 Jun 2026
Kerala High Court
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(1) Delhi High Court would have territorial jurisdiction to entertain matters related to BSF.
(2) Doctrine of forum non conveniens applies only where multiple fora are available to a litigant for seeking same remedy. ,09 Jun 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Auction sale of secured asset – Validity of auction is not to be tested on equitable considerations but strictly on the touchstone of governing statutory regime.
(2) Auction sale of secured asset – Legal provisions are neither ornamental nor directory – They are couched in mandatory terms and go to root of validity of sale. ,09 Jun 2026
Supreme Court of India
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An MSME borrower cannot raise the plea of its MSME status for the first time in a writ petition at a belated stage after failing to inform the secured creditor during the SARFAESI notice proceedings to claim the benefit of the 'Framework for Revival and Rehabilitation of MSMEs'. ,09 Jun 2026
Kerala High Court
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