Failure to Comply With Court Order Does Not Constitute a “Continuing Wrong” Unless Explicitly Pleaded and Proven: Supreme Court

In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has overturned a High Court decision in a protracted land dispute case involving multiple parties and complex legal proceedings. The case, which has its origins in a civil suit filed in 1953, has seen numerous twists and turns over the decades. The Supreme Court’s ruling has

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