Telangana High Court
LEGAL SUBJECT
Property and Real Estate Law
Judgment analyses where this is the main or secondary subject.Latest analyses
30 ARTICLES
Bombay High Court
A concluded FSI/TDR compensation agreement bars subsequent demands for monetary compensation.
The Petitioners claimed ownership of 1,721.03 sq. metres of land at Kharadi, Pune, reserved for widening an 18-metre Development Plan road.3 MIN READ↗
Madhya Pradesh High Court
Land acquisition proceedings lapse where possession is not taken and compensation remains unpaid.
The petitioners claimed ownership and possession of agricultural land situated at Village Kumerdi, Tehsil Sanwer, District Indore, acquired for Indore Development Authority’s Town Development Scheme No. 139. The IDA i...5 MIN READ↗
Delhi High Court
The spouse-name exception to benami law is unavailable where title is jointly held with the mother-in-law.
The appellant claimed that he had financed the purchase of Flat No. 90/80-AB, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, for ₹27,00,000/-, but that the registered Sale Deed dated 20 April 2007 was executed in the names of his wife, Re...5 MIN READ↗
Bombay High Court
Housing society’s contractor-directors were allotted four flats; Bombay High Court orders two unfinished flats transferred to original members for ₹2.5 crore
Le Chateau Co-operative Housing Society resolved in its EGM dated 24 April 1996 to construct additional floors on the society’s buildings and allot the additional flats to existing members, subject to payment of const...4 MIN READ↗
Bombay High Court
Bona fide pursuit of an occupancy certificate constitutes sufficient cause for condoning appellate delay.
The appellants entered into two registered agreements with the respondent-promoters on 4 October 2016 for purchase of flats in the “Sodah Sadan” project, with possession agreed to be delivered by 31 December 2018.4 MIN READ↗
Patna High Court
A reasoned Section 203 CrPC dismissal warrants no quashing where allegations disclose a civil property dispute.
The petitioner, Baby Devi, alleged that she was the only child and legal heir of late Ram Chandra Prasad Gupta and had inherited his properties.2 MIN READ↗
Delhi High Court
Unsubstantiated illness without contemporaneous medical evidence does not constitute sufficient cause for condoning delay.
The Appellant/Plaintiff instituted a suit for possession, arrears of rent, mesne profits/damages and permanent injunction concerning property bearing No. C-15/8, Kabir Nagar, Delhi, asserting that he had acquired the...3 MIN READ↗
Delhi High Court
Vending may continue pending legal-heir substitution, subject to prescribed conditions and Town Vending Committee determination.
The Petitioner claimed to be the daughter and sole surviving legal heir of Late Shri Jagat Singh, to whom NDMC had allotted Tehbazari Site No. N-132, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, measuring approximately 4 × 3 feet.3 MIN READ↗
Calcutta High Court
An arbitral tribunal may grant protective interim measures before deciding objections to jurisdiction or arbitrability.
Forum Projects Private Limited, developer of the residential complex “Atmosphere” in Kolkata, had obtained sanction for two penthouses on the 36th and 37th floors and an additional apartment at the E-Deck level.5 MIN READ↗
Punjab and Haryana High Court
Comparable sale deeds prevail over mechanically adopted previous awards in determining land acquisition compensation.
The appeals arose under Section 54 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, against the award dated 23.01.2017 passed by the Additional District Judge, Panipat, in respect of land acquired in Village Siwah, Tehsil and Distr...3 MIN READ↗
Madras High Court
An intra-court appeal is not maintainable against an order passed on the appellant’s consent.
The appellant was recognised as a tenant of property belonging to the third-respondent temple and had been permitted to put up a superstructure on the premises.2 MIN READ↗
Madras High Court
Attachment under proclamation must be raised after proceedings conclude and the adjudicated fine is paid.
The petitioner was prosecuted in S.C. No. 94 of 2020 before the Mahila Court, Pudukkottai, for an offence under Section 376(2)(F) IPC.3 MIN READ↗
Jammu and Kashmir High Court
Government cannot construct on private land without initiating acquisition proceedings and providing compensation.
The petitioners claimed to be recorded owners and persons in actual possession of 27 Kanals and 8 Marlas of land comprised in Khasra Nos. 400, 403, 406, 407, 412, 419, 420, 423, 425, 426 and 428 at Baduaab, Tulail, Gu...3 MIN READ↗
Madhya Pradesh High Court
An expired and cancelled lease confers no right to retain possession despite a pending mitigation or compounding application.
The petitioner claimed rights over Plot No. 53, Mahakal Road Awasiya Yojna, Ujjain, pursuant to a registered lease deed executed by the Ujjain Development Authority. The petitioner asserted that he had deposited advan...4 MIN READ↗
Gujarat High Court
FIR quashed against power-of-attorney holders where allegations disclose only a civil property dispute.
The applicants, original accused Nos. 8 and 9, invoked Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, seeking quashing of FIR I-C.R. No. 255 of 2016 registered at Umra Police Station, Surat, for offences under S...4 MIN READ↗
Madras High Court
Execution of an eviction order was deferred pending appeal to prevent miscarriage of justice and multiplicity of proceedings.
The respondents/landlords initiated R.L.T.O.P. No. 484 of 2024 under Section 21(2)(a) of the Tamil Nadu Regulation of Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords and Tenants Act, 2017, seeking eviction of the petitioners...3 MIN READ↗
Madras High Court
FIR registration is unwarranted where alleged forgery lacks an existing forged document and the dispute is predominantly civil.
The petitioner alleged that Ponappa Gounder and his wife had executed an unregistered Will dated 02.03.1995 in favour of Samidurai concerning 72.75 cents of land in specified survey numbers at Venkatapuram Village.3 MIN READ↗
Telangana High Court
Limitation for executing land-grabbing decree starts after writ challenge ends, even without stay: Telangana High Court
The petitioners obtained a judgment and decree dated 22.03.2013 in Land Grabbing Case No.23 of 2009 before the Special Court under the Andhra Pradesh Land Grabbing (Prohibition) Act, 1982, declaring the respondents to...3 MIN READ↗
Chhattisgarh High Court
Article 227 jurisdiction cannot reappraise concurrent injunction findings absent perversity or jurisdictional error.
The petitioner/plaintiff instituted a suit for declaration of title and permanent injunction concerning land measuring 1.15 hectares comprised in Khasra Nos. 230 and 231 at Village Bhurka, District Raipur.3 MIN READ↗
Chhattisgarh High Court
Review jurisdiction cannot be used for reappraisal of issues absent an error apparent on the record.
The petitioner sought review of the judgment dated 27 March 2026 in Second Appeal No. 502 of 2023, by which the High Court dismissed his second appeal and affirmed the concurrent judgments and decree of the trial and...3 MIN READ↗
Madhya Pradesh High Court
A judgment rendered without impleading legal representatives of a deceased contesting respondent is a nullity.
The review petitioner sought review and recall under Order XLVII Rule 1 read with Section 114 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, of the judgment dated 01.04.2024 in First Appeal No. 172 of 2008, by which the High C...3 MIN READ↗
Punjab and Haryana High Court
Authority must refund simple bank-rate interest on deposits when allottee surrenders a plot without forfeiture.
Petitioner No. 1 and Petitioner No. 2 were allotted 500-square-yard plots by the Bathinda Development Authority under the freedom-fighter category.3 MIN READ↗
Punjab and Haryana High Court
Without statutory provision for surrender, cancellation and forfeiture of auctioned lease premium are valid.
The petitioner, along with five other persons, participated in an open auction for SCO Site No. 41-42, Sector 8-C, Chandigarh, and deposited 10% of the bid amount on 11 December 1998 and a further 15% on 8 January 199...3 MIN READ↗
Madras High Court
Service inam land remains vested in the temple, while qualifying pre-notification buildings may receive separate patta.
The disputed properties comprised portions of Survey Nos.628/2 and 628/4, classified as minor inam lands granted to the temple’s poojaris as service inam or Poojari Maaniyam for rendering priestly services.4 MIN READ↗
Madras High Court
Seized vehicles may be released into interim custody subject to safeguards, pending confiscation proceedings.
The petitioner claimed to be the owner of a Tipper Lorry bearing Registration No. TN-19-U-2530, which had been seized by Navalpattu Police in Crime No.743 of 2025.3 MIN READ↗
Calcutta High Court
Unexplained inordinate delay and laches bar writ relief despite alleged continuing State occupation.
The petitioner sought directions to the authorities, particularly respondent no. 3, to determine and disburse compensation for her land.2 MIN READ↗
Madras High Court
Employment for land losers is a concession, not an absolute or vested right.
The appellant’s family lands were acquired by the Government of Tamil Nadu for establishing a thermal power plant, with the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board as the requisitioning body.3 MIN READ↗
Gauhati High Court
Compensation for pipeline right-of-user must use RFCTLARR market valuation, equal solatium, and additional 40% compensation.
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas acquired the right of user over the respondent’s land under the Petroleum and Minerals Pipelines (Acquisition of Right of User in Land) Act, 1962 (“P&MP Act”) for laying the B...4 MIN READ↗
Gauhati High Court
Eviction under Rule 18(2) requires individual consideration of representations and reasoned orders before further action.
The 32 petitioners claimed long-standing occupation of different parcels of Government land in 9/6 Koilamari Revenue Village and Borbil Revenue Village under North Lakhimpur Revenue Circle, Lakhimpur District.3 MIN READ↗No articles match these filters.