This appeal arose from a common judgment of the Calcutta High Court’s Division Bench, which had set aside a Single Judge’s order and upheld the classification of the appellant-borrower’s loan account as a Non-Performing Asset (NPA) and its subsequent assignment to an Asset Reconstruction Company (Respondent No. 2). During the

This civil appeal challenged concurrent adverse findings by the trial court and the Karnataka High Court, which had dismissed an application filed under Order XXI, Rules 97 to 101 of the CPC by the appellant (Balakrishna) objecting to an execution proceeding. The original plaintiff (Kanniah Naidu) had secured an ex-parte

This civil appeal arose from a challenge to an NCLAT order which rejected the Committee of Creditors’ (CoC) attempt to withdraw its previously approved Resolution Plan on the ground that the Corporate Debtor’s (CD) financial position had vastly improved during the intervening litigation delay. The CoC, backed by the erstwhile

This civil appeal challenged a Division Bench judgment of the High Court of Kerala, which had upheld a cooperative society member’s right to obtain documents—specifically a construction agreement and minutes of the General Body Meeting—under the Right to Information Act, 2005 (RTI Act). The appellant-bank argued that as a cooperative

This civil appeal challenged the High Court’s judgment, which had set aside a trial court decree granting a permanent injunction in favor of the Wakf Board over ‘Mafi Inam’ lands attached to the Qutub Shahi Mosque. The High Court had previously dismissed the suit, concluding that the Wakf Board failed

This batch of civil appeals challenged a Division Bench judgment of the High Court of Karnataka, which had overturned a learned Single Judge’s well-considered ruling that quashed land acquisition notifications on grounds of fraud, collusion, and colorable exercise of power. The Supreme Court meticulously examined the record—including a pre-amendment agreement