1. Debts Recovery Tribunal is not applicable to Co-operative Banks.

2. Divorce by consult allowed, even if one of the party retracts after filing.

3. Co-operative Banks have no power to take action against borrowers under the Securitization.

4. Complaint under Section 138 N.I. Act can be filed only whether cheque is dishonoured.

5. Damages for mental harassment can be claim by natural person, not by company.

6. Compassionate appointment cannot be granted to daily wage worker.

7. Complaint of deficiency in service filed against carrier cannot be dismissed by applying limitation under Carriage of goods by Sea Act

8. Pay party cannot be granted merely because work performed is similar.

9. For purpose of dowry proposed marriage is "marriage".

10. Members of AIRFORCE can be compulsory retired for not filing properly return within time.

11. "Husband" for purpose of offence of cruelty to wife, need not be legally wedded husband.

12. SEBI cannot impose monetary penalty on brokers /Sub-Brokers violating Provisions of Act.

13. Bank officials charged of defrauding Bank. Repayment of loan by borrowers under settlement would not save them from criminal liability.

14. Status quo on the conditions to deposit balance sale consideration by purchaser under Sale Agreement is valid.

15. Site fraudulently allotted to non-members by co-operative society, amounts to offence under Section 109 of Kar.Co-op. Societies Act, 1959 & Sec 420 IPC.

16. KSFC has no power to sell Guarantor's property under Section 29 SFC Act.

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