Supreme Court of India
The Supreme Court has held that long possession of property, by itself, does not prove adverse possession, and that hostile intent towards the true owner must be affirmatively established for such a claim to succeed, in a decades-old dispute over agricultural land.
Supreme Court of India
Supreme Court holds that service rendered on contract, ad hoc, daily-wage or work-charge basis before regularisation must count as qualifying service for pension, and that employees who entered service before 2004 but were regularised later can still fall under the older pension scheme.