The Court held that a Muslim man’s second marriage cannot be registered without hearing the first wife. Any objection requires the Registrar to stop registration and refer the parties to court.
SC held that Act reintroduced provisions earlier struck down, violating judicial independence and constitutional principles. It restored earlier service conditions and protected prior appointments.
ITAT held that the assessee’s long-standing change of address constituted reasonable cause for late filing and remanded the case for merit-based adjudication.
The Tribunal held that one-time lease premium and salami for commercial units cannot be taxed as renting services because the transaction involved transfer of substantial property rights and construction service, not periodic rent. Car-parking fees were also found non-taxable under renting. The ruling provides key clarity for real estate developers on classification and abatement eligibility.
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The Supreme Court held that assignment of a decree for specific performance does not create any present right or title in immovable property. Therefore, such assignment deeds do not require registration under Section 17(1)(e) of the Registration Act.
