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Commercial Courts Act

MITC Rolling Mills Pvt. Ltd. v. Renuka Realtors 2025 INSC 1300 - S.13(1A) Commercial Courts Act - Rejection Of Plaint

💡Is an order rejecting the plaint under Order VII Rule 11 of the CPC is appealable under Section 13(1A) of Commercial Courts Act? Commercial Courts Act 2015 - Section 13(1A) ; Code of Civil Procedure 1908 - Order VII Rule 11 - In this case, Trial Court rejected the

Code Of Civil Procedure

Karam Singh v. Amarjit Singh 2025 INSC 1238 - CPC - Rejection Of Plaint - Adverse Possession - Revenue Records

Code of Civil Procedure 1908 - Order VII Rule 11 - Whether the defendants perfected their title by adverse possession would be a mixed question of law and fact and can appropriately be addressed only after evidence is led. The same cannot be made basis to reject the plaint at

Vinod Infra Developers Ltd. vs Mahaveer Lunia 2025 INSC 772 - CPC - Rejection Of Plaint - TP Act - Registration Act

❓Can a plaint be rejected in its entirety merely because one of the prayers or reliefs sought is legally untenable? Code of Civil Procedure 1908 - Order VII Rule 11 - a plaint cannot be rejected in its entirety merely because one of the prayers or reliefs sought is legally

Commercial Courts Act

Dhanbad Fuels Private Limited vs Union Of India 2025 INSC 696 - S. 12A Commercial Courts Act - Pre Litigation Mediation - Order VII Rule 11 CPC

Commercial Courts Act - Section 12A - Section 12A is mandatory in nature - The declaration of the mandatory nature of Section 12A of the 2015 Act relates back to the date of the Amending Act- Referred to Patil Automation Private Limited v. Rakheja Engineers Private Limited (2022) 10 SCC

Nikhila Divyang Mehta vs Hitesh P. Sanghvi 2025 INSC 485 - CPC - Rejection Of Plaint - Limitation Act - Declaration Suit

Limitation Act 1961- Section 3 - Every suit instituted after the period prescribed under the Act shall be dismissed even if limitation has not been set up as a defence. The aforesaid provision is of a mandatory nature and cannot be ignored by the courts even if not pleaded or