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Adverse possession in india 2026: 12-year rule, burden of proof & latest supreme court ruling
Introduction: The Doctrine of Adverse Possession In India The doctrine of adverse possession is a complex and often contentious principle in Indian property law. Rooted in the maxi
Limitation in Section 7 IBC Applications and the Effect of Parallel SARFAESI Action: The Settled Principles
A financial creditor that has already started enforcing its security under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002
Usufructuary Mortgage Under TPA Section 58(d): When and How to Use It
Introduction Usufructuary mortgage represents a distinctive form of secured transaction in Indian property law, characterized by the transfer of possession and enjoyment rights fro
Adverse Possession in India: 12-Year Rule Under Article 65
Introduction Property rights form the bedrock of economic stability and social security in any civilized society. Yet, Indian law recognizes a peculiar doctrine that appears counte
Section 5 Limitation Act 1963: Condonation of Delay Grounds
Introduction The doctrine of condonation of delay represents one of the most significant procedural safeguards embedded within India’s judicial framework, serving as a crucia
Limitation Periods in Mortgage Enforcement Under the SARFAESI Act, 2002: A Comprehensive Legal Analysis
Introduction The intersection of Limitation Periods in Mortgage Enforcement with the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act,
