Land acquisition · 2020
Indore Development Authority v Manoharlal
When does an acquisition lapse for unpaid compensation? Five judges settled the question that had stalled thousands of projects.
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Legal positivism · 1950
A.K. Gopalan v State of Madras
A detained leader challenged his confinement. The early Court read each right in isolation, a narrow view later swept aside.
Read the case story →Succession · 2022
Arunachala Gounder v Ponnusamy
Can a Hindu woman inherit her father's self-acquired property? A 2022 ruling traced the answer through decades of custom.
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