“No Blanket Bar on Civil Courts Under Waqf Act”: Supreme Court Says Waqf Tribunal Has Limited Powers

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Waqf Act, 1995 does not automatically remove the jurisdiction of civil courts. It clarified that Waqf Tribunals can decide only those matters specifically granted to them under the law, not all waqf-related disputes.

Buying And Selling Property In India Is A Traumatic Experience: Supreme Court

Buying or selling property in India is often stressful and risky. The Supreme Court described these transactions as “traumatic,” noting that property disputes make up 66% of civil cases, highlighting challenges in land governance and state authority over registration.

Rajasthan HC: ‘Mosque Is for Namaz, Falls Under Waqf, Disputes Must Be Adjudicated by Waqf Tribunal’

The Rajasthan High Court ruled that a mosque falls under the definition of ‘Waqf,’ and any disputes regarding such properties must be adjudicated by the Waqf Tribunal. The case involved a dispute over the Madina Zama Masjid, where the petitioners (defendants) claimed ownership of the property. The court emphasized that matters related to Waqf properties […]