The Supreme Court has reiterated that mere long or uninterrupted possession is not enough to establish adverse possession. A claimant must prove hostile possession against the true owner and establish when the possession became adverse.
The Supreme Court of India has issued a powerful clarification reinforcing the independence of the legal profession by initiating suo motu proceedings against the alarming practice of summoning lawyers for merely offering legal advice. In a bold stand, the court declared that police or investigative agencies cannot summon advocates who are acting in…
In a bid to enforce tax compliance, Tiruvallur District Collector, T Prabhu Shankar, has taken decisive action against companies evading property taxes in Thodukadu village panchayat. The move comes in response to a contempt of court petition filed before Justice N Anand Venkatesh, signaling a firm stance against tax defaulters in the region.…
