Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions Act, 1988

S. 24 : Notice and attachment of property- Benami transaction – Gold and cash belong to spouse – Beneficial owner – Provisional attachment is held to be permissible- Petitioner has to respond to notices with supporting evidences . [ S. 24(4)(a)(i) ]

Chartered Accountants Act, 1949

S. 22 :Professional and other misconduct – Recommendations made by Council were not supported by independent reasons and High Court had accepted recommendations of Council without applying its own logic to this aspect of matter, matter was to be remanded to Council to reconsider matter afresh after granting appellant an opportunity of being heard [ S. 21 ]

Constitution of India .

Art . 141 :Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts – Interpretation – Two conflicting judgements of Supreme Court – The High Courts must follow the judgement which appears it to lay down the law more elaborately. [ Land Acquisition Act , 1894 , S 53 ]

Prohibition Of Benami Property Transactions Act, 1988

S. 3 : Prohibition of benami Transactions — Purchase of agricultural land – Act not applicable to companies — Action under Act should be taken within reasonable period – Provisional attachment order was set aside [S. 2(12), 2(24), 19(1)(b), 23, 24(4), Limitation Act , 1963, Rajasthan Land Revenue Act , 1956 , S 90B Art , 226 ]

Art. 141 : Precedent – Judgement of Supreme Court – Cannot be construed as statute – Decision of Court should be understood by taking into account factual context in mind .

Motor Vehicles Act 1988.

S. 168 : Compensation – Concession by Counsel is not binding upon court – Waiver of rights of clients – Estoppel , Acquiescence and waiver .

The Advocates Act , 1961
S. 35: Punishment for Advocates for misconduct – Advocate advising his client that appeal pending before Supreme Court will not succeed at all – Held is a professional Misconduct – Needs to be proceeded with .

Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 .
S. 13: Contempts not punishable in certain cases – Advocates – Professional standards , ethics, and duties – Duty to avoid publicity – Judicial independence and courage – Media Trial – Trail by media – Judicial decisions cannot be influenced by opinions expressed in media . [Advocates Act ,1961 , S. 35, General Clauses Act , 1897, S. 3(22), Art, 19(1)(a) ,19(2) , 32 , 226 ]

Appellate Tribunal and other Authorities ( Qualifications Experience and other Conditions of Service of Members ) Rules , 2020 – Constitutional validity – Directions modified [ Art , 323-A]

Appellate Tribunal and other Authorities ( Qualifications Experience and other Conditions of Service of Members ) Rules , 2020 – Constitutional validity – Directions are issued . [ Art , 323-A]