Provided that where a contravention of any of the provision of any statute or of any rule, Regulation, direction or order made thereunder ha...

Buchi Devi had willingly joined with Bhagabandei in filing the suit. During the continuity of litigation she parted with her share in the p...

 The decree, in so far as the other tenant and sub-tenants i.e. the appellants in C.A. No. 5358/1996 are concerned, has to be sustained.  ...

A plain and grammatical interpretation of Section 111(d) of the Transfer of Property Act leaves no room for doubt that unless the interest...

Doctrine of Merger - Explained--Doctrine of Merger is neither a doctrine of constitutional law nor a statutorily recognized doctrine--It i...

The argument that since the revision petitioner is also a co-owner, the petition for eviction is unsustainable, cannot be accepted. The le...

  Needless to state that when the prayer for review is dismissed, there can be no merger. If the order passed in review recalls the m...

It is well settled that when a decree of the Trial Court is either confirmed, modified or reversed but the Appellate decree, except w...

The logic underlying the doctrine of merger is that there cannot be more than one decree or operative orders governing the same subject-ma...

 It is well settled that when a special leave petition is dismissed with reasons, there is a merger of the judgment of the High Court i...

In the case of “Kunhayammedand others v/s. State of Kerala and another” (supra), it has been held that in spite of a petition for special l...

 The juristic justification of the doctrine of merger may be sought in the principle that there cannot be, at one and the same time, more t...