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## Pages
- [About](https://lawwatch.in/about/)
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## Posts
- [Not to File Defective Vakalatnamas by Advocates](https://lawwatch.in/not-to-file-defective-vakalatnamas-by-advocates/): In Uday Shankar Triyar v\. Ram Kalewar Prasad Singh \& Anr \[AIR 2006 SC 269\], the Supreme Court observed that defective Vakalatnamas are routinely filed in courts and directed advocates to prevent the filing of such defective documents\.
- [Evicting a Tenant from a Private Tenanted Building for State’s Road Widening Project](https://lawwatch.in/evicting-a-tenant-from-a-private-tenanted-building-for-states-road-widening-project/): To legally evict a tenant, who has secured a temporary injunction against a road\-widening project, the landlord must follow a valid legal process to dismiss the injunction, evict the tenant and recover the property\.

A landlord cannot use force; they must file an application to vacate the injunction and initiate a formal eviction proceeding in tune with the state's compulsory acquisition requirement\.
- [“Mental Cruelty” in Matrimonial Cases: Supreme Court’s Illustrative Examples](https://lawwatch.in/mental-cruelty-in-matrimonial-cases-supreme-courts-illustrative-examples/): In Samar Ghosh v\. Jaya Ghosh \(2007\), one of the most frequently cited judgments on mental cruelty, the Supreme Court observed that it is not possible to lay down a uniform standard for guidance when dealing with cases of "mental cruelty," and indicated the following illustrative but non\-exhaustive examples:
- [Intestate Succession to a Hindu Woman's Property: When She Leaves Behind her Husband and a Son](https://lawwatch.in/intestate-succession-to-a-hindu-womans-property-when-she-leaves-behind-her-husband-and-a-son/): When a Hindu woman dies without making a will \(intestate\), leaving behind her husband and children \(sons and/or daughters, including the children of any predeceased child\), her property devolves simultaneously and in equal shares among them under Section 15\(1\)\(a\) read with Section 16 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956\.
- [What a Third Party or Victim Can Do When a Local Body Secretary Delays Demolition of an Unauthorised Building](https://lawwatch.in/what-a-third-party-or-victim-can-do-when-a-local-body-secretary-delays-demolition-of-an-unauthorised-building/): The Tribunal for Local Self Government Institutions, Thiruvananthapuram, frequently disposes of appeals filed against demolition orders not on merits, but by setting aside the Secretary's order on purely technical or procedural grounds, such as absence of a provisional order or notice under Section 235W\(1\)/\(2\) of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994, or the corresponding Section 406\(1\)/\(2\) of the Kerala Municipality Act, 1994\) and remanding the matter for fresh consideration\.

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