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The increasing number of Complaints filed by aggrieved homebuyers who are being subjected to huge uncertainties in the delivery of the possession by the builders has steered the burden to other arduous subjects as well, resulting in the filing of multiple proceedings for the same object. The case revolves around the concern that – Is […]
Mr Jatin Mavani v. M/S Rare Township Pvt. Ltd., Maharashtra RERA Read More »
After the enactment of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, the interest of the homebuyers is largely protected. The act safeguards the rights of the buyers in case of false promises or delay in possession and provides a substitute to begin legal proceedings against the builder. The conflict in the case is whether arbitration
Aftab Singh v. Emaar MGF Land Limited 2019 (12) SCC 751. Read More »
Marriage is an institution that admits a lady and a man to family life and fixes certain rights and duties which are personal and legal by nature. Marriage can be regarded as a biological, psychological, cultural and social affair. It bounds husband and wife to live together but when either of the spouses left one
Ranjana Kejriwal v. Vinod Kumar Kejriwal Read More »
Background– In the year 2012, the Mumbai cops detained two girls, Shaheen Dhada and Rinu Srinivasan. They were arrested under section 66 A of Information Technology Act. The arrest was made for criticizing a bandh declared by Shiv Sena supporters in Maharashtra in connection with the death of Shiv Sena chairman Bal Thackery. The petitioners
Shreya Singhal v. Union of India Read More »
When we discuss a cyber-offence, we often encounter with the question what is the exact role of an intermediatory and to what extent they can be held liable. In recent years, cyber security is a top list concern of every nation. IT Act 2000 & it’s 2008 amendment, enactment of The Companies Act 2013, most
Sharat Babu Digumarti vs Govt of NCT of Delhi Read More »
In the present world domestic violence is just like evil, which causes harm to the wife by the husband or his family for various kinds like dowry etc. To overcome such issues, laws are made by the legislatures by giving sympathetic concern to the aggrieved because, in India, women are perceived as goddesses. Our Indian
Sushil Kumar Sharma v. Union of India & Ors Read More »
Judgment name-M.M. Aqua technologies limited versus commissioner of income tax, Delhi-3 Judgement date- August 11,2021 Citation– civil appeal no. – 4742-4743 of 2021 Facts– 1.Aqua Technologies limited (appellant) find a return of income tax declaring a loss and claimed a deduction on the issue of debentures to financial institutions. The assessing officer rejected the contention
Liability to repay arises the moment the money is borrowed Read More »
Background– The Supreme Court of India held on November 2, 2020, in the case of M/s Imperia Structures Ltd v Anil Patni & Others (Civil Appeal No. 3581-3590 of 2020), that the redressal mechanism / provisions under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 (RERA) do not act as a bar to complaints under
Imperia Structures Ltd v Anil Patni & Another (Civil Appeal No. 3581-3590 of 2020) Read More »
Citation – CIVIL APPEAL NO.4821 OF 2012 Facts: – The respondent visits the appellant at 2pm and certain corrections were required and then respondent took 45mins to correct but appellant did not accept as it was the last day till 3pm. Then respondent went to High Court and High Court passed order in favour of
Facts The facts in the petition have been decided by this common judgment. The petitioners are not granted recognition for Academic Year 2021-22 but instead granted recognition for 2022-2023. Observations It could thus be seen that recognition has been granted by NCTE or its Regional Committees on scrutiny of the applications submitted by the institutions,
Supreme Court: No rational for NCTE to deny recognition Read More »