To determine the difference between the concept of laches and acquiescence is that, in a case involving mere laches, the principle of estoppel would apply to all the defences that are available to a party. Justice M.M. Sundresh (Supreme Court of India) (From the judgment in Union of India And Others v. N Murugesan Etc.)

Supreme Court Legal News Mother-in-law is a “legal representative” under Section 166 of the MV Act and is entitled to maintain a claim petition : SC held N. Jayasree & Ors. v. Cholamandalam Ms General Insurance Company Ltd. Decided on 25th October, 2021 For full textclick here

Justice M.M. Sundresh (Supreme Court of India) (From the judgment in Union of India And Others v. N Murugesan Etc.)

Supreme Court Legal News Transferee of the right in property which is subject matter of a suit may apply for execution of the decree without separate assignment of the decree. : SC held interpreting Order XXI Rule 16 Vaishno Devi Construction v. Union of India & Ors. Decided on 21st October, 2021 For full textclick here

Supreme Court Legal News Limitation to file an appeal under Section 61 IBC commences once the order was pronounced and in the absence of an application for a certified copy, the appeal would be barred by limitation. :SC held V Nagarajan v. SKS Ispat and Power Ltd.& Ors. Decided on 22nd October, 2021 For full textclick here