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Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari
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Recent court rulings in Madras highlight ongoing legal challenges related to financial matters and government orders in Tamil Nadu. Several cases involve disputes over pension payments, asset seizures under the SARFAESI Act, and challenges to government subsidy disbursements, demonstrating the complexities of navigating legal processes for individuals and institutions. PNB Housing Finance and PNB are among the entities facing scrutiny, while beneficiaries of government schemes like PMAY are also involved in legal proceedings. These developments underscore the importance of adhering to procedural timelines and seeking appropriate legal remedies within established frameworks, particularly when dealing with financial recovery and government benefits.
PNB Housing Finance Wins Mandamus for DRT Order
Madras High Court issued mandamus directing Coimbatore DRT to deliver its order on S.A.No.370 of 2023.
PNB Housing Finance Ltd. argued tribunal reserved case on 28 Jan 2026 and listed it 12 times by 5
Shiv and Sons Appeal Delay Condoned 13 Days
The High Court reviewed Shiv and Sons' application to condone a 13‑day filing delay in its appeal against the Union of India.
The court, satisfied with reasons in the affidavit, condoned the 13‑day de
Madras HC Orders Bar Council NOC
Madras High Court heard petition by S. Divanmydeen seeking mandamus for a No Objection Certificate to become Notary Advocate.
Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry noted pending complaints against
Tamil Nadu Govt Pension Order Stays Payment
Madras High Court considered Tamil Nadu Govt's petition to modify a 50% pension payment order for a freedom fighter's divorced daughter.
The court noted a pending Supreme Court case challenging Clause
Madras HC Dismisses Writ Over PNB Seizure
The High Court dismissed a writ petition under Article 226 seeking mandamus to return movable goods to Sri Murali Krishnan & Co.
The court held the SARFAESI Act is the exclusive remedy and noted the p
Madras HC Dismisses PMAY Appeal, Releases Rs 1.70 L
The High Court of Madras dismissed the writ appeal challenging a Rs 1.70 lakh PMAY subsidy disbursement order.
The court held the beneficiary had already received the benefit and constructed the hous