Larger Purpose Prevails: Centre Takes Possession Of Jaipur Polo Ground After Delhi HC Refuses Relief

The Centre took control of Jaipur Polo Ground in Delhi’s Race Course area after an eviction order, stating the land would serve a larger public purpose. The move followed Delhi High Court proceedings involving environmental concerns and club premises.

What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent

The Supreme Court dismissed a Rajasthan man’s plea challenging an eviction order under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, while strongly criticising his dispute with his elderly father and urging him to care for and support his parent.

15 Days Deadline: Delhi High Court Orders Slum Residents Near PM Residence to Vacate Camps or Face Legal Action

The Delhi High Court directed residents of three slum clusters near the Prime Minister’s residence in Delhi’s Race Course area to vacate within 15 days and shift to government-provided accommodation, warning authorities could initiate legal action if occupants failed to comply within the prescribed timeframe.

State Minority Commission Lacks Jurisdiction To Entertain Property Dispute Complaints: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court ruled that the Kerala State Minority Commission exceeded its authority by ordering eviction proceedings, holding that only a competent civil court can issue such directions against individuals belonging to minority communities under applicable law.

Gross Abuse of Law: Allahabad High Court Orders Immediate Return of House to Woman Evicted by Police and Revenue Officials

The Allahabad High Court ordered the swift restoration of an ancestral home to a woman forcibly evicted by police and revenue officials, labeling the eviction as a serious misuse of legal authority by a bench of Justices Gupta and Kumar.

Delhi High Court Cracks Down On Yamuna Floodplain Encroachments, Bars Housing Even In Name Of Graveyards

The Delhi High Court ruled that no houses or families can live on the Yamuna floodplains, even if the land is claimed as a graveyard or for religious use. Calling the situation “quite disturbing”, the Court ordered fencing, eviction of occupants, and strict action against all illegal constructions.

Supreme Court Orders Eviction, Returns Cinema Hall to Owner After 63 Years: “We Finally Bring the Curtains Down”

The Supreme Court has ordered the eviction of a tenant’s legal heir and directed the return of the Mansarovar Palace cinema hall in Prayagraj to its rightful owners after 63 years. The court remarked, “We finally bring the curtains down on this long drawn out litigation.”

Delhi High Court to Hear AAP MP Raghav Chadha’s Plea Against Govt Bungalow Cancellation Tomorrow (19th Dec)

The Delhi High Court has scheduled a hearing on December 19 for MP Raghav Chadha’s appeal against the cancellation of his official bungalow allotment. The court allowed amendments to his petition and questioned the urgency of the trial court’s vacated stay order on his eviction, which he aims to reinstate.