Appeals arising out of Family Courts of Districts Of all States in Punjab Haryana lies to High Court Chandigarh as FAQ akin First Appeal Against Order (Case Type). The decisions can be challenged as illegal, arbitrary and violation of settled principles of law contrary to the facts brought on record and thus where it is … Read more
INTRODUCTION The Constitution of India had adopted the concept of writ jurisdiction from British Jurisprudence. In which powers to issue writs are available to the king. Our Constitution provides writ jurisdiction to the High Courts and Supreme Court of India under Article 226 and Article 32 of The Constitution of India. As far as the … Read more
This post is a case digest of NDPS Appeal in Punjab Haryana High Court Chandigarh wherein appeal against the order of Session Court was preferred before High Court Chandigarh as main contentions were compliance of Sec 42 & 43 of NDPS Act. In light of various judgments of hon’ble Apex court and Our Hon’ble High … Read more
Basic overview of the Article. This article is basically written for the remedies which a Homebuyers have when there rights are violated. Earlier homebuyers were facing a lot of problems relating to the purchase of the properties from builders or developers. There were trapped in the burden of interest in a hope of buying home … Read more
Real Estate Regulation Act, 2016 Punjab Haryana Chandigarh Brief Real Estate Regulation Act was passed by the Parliament in the year 2016, but was implemented in the year 2017. This act comprises of 92 sections. RERA is also know as Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act. This act was basically brought into force to protect … Read more
Superdari or Sapurdarican be understood as the clearance or disposal of property to the person who is authorized for custody of property on surety bond that he/she may produce the property before the court whenever asked for. Superdari deals with disposal of property which is in relation with some offence and has been confiscated by … Read more
This post is a judgment digest of NCLT Chandigarh Insolvency case against SRS Ltd filed by SBI wherein application under Sec 7 of IBC Code, 2016 was admitted and IRP (Interim Resolution Professional Appointed). Similarly through this post one can grasp Insolvency Case Procedure Steps in NCLT Chandigarh Bench. Now its better you read the … Read more
In this post, we bring you a judgment digest of a case of Punjab RERA Complaint against Country Colonizers Private Limited for delay in possession and interest on the delay period as per RERA terms before Real Estate Regulatory Authority Punjab (Form M). This would give fair idea to complainants before making their complaints before … Read more
In this case, we will cover transfer of property to wife’s name after the death of her husband for the welfare of kids from her in-laws under Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956 & Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 as decided by hon’ble court. So one can pretty much have fair idea how the case … Read more
A complaint was filed by a husband and wife against the MD of Credo Assets in the Project SBP City of Dreams, Landran-Kharar Highway, of Sector 116 of Mohali. Both the complaints and builders had full intentions of fulfilling the terms of their agreement but something went miserably wrong and Order from the Punjab Real … Read more
Transfer of Property means conveying property in present or in future to one living person to another. Property should be in existence on the date of transfer. There can be no transfer of future property. The Act contemplates following kind of transfers: Sale Mortgage Lease Exchange Gift Whenever a person transfers his property to another … Read more
Here in this post, we will analyze five most recent judgments on the topic of Divorce so that you can have knowledge on the subject and take conscious decisions regarding your future of marriage. Divorce is definitely not a pleasant decision in life but if it becomes the only solution to have mental peace then … Read more
Judgement Digest of Akhilesh Sharma v. Rishi Sharma Through this post, we will dissect the guidelines issued by the apex court in cases of cheque bouncing by delving deep into the niche aspects of the law. We look at these issued guidelines in light of the judgement passed by the Punjab-Haryana High Court in the … Read more
In this post we will study summary of judgment which involved challenge of Arbitral Award before District Court and on what all parameters Arbitration Award can be challenged in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali Kharar Derabassi Zirakpur. Also Read- Landmark Judgments of Arbitration Law in India SMT. SUDHA v. KOTAK MAHINDRA PRIME LTD Judgment Digest on … Read more
Here in this post, we bring judgment digest from the most recent judgment of Punjab Haryana High Court Chandigarh where the prayer was made for Annulment of Marriage dismissed by Family Court and now petitioner has preferred FAO (First Appeal against Order) under Section 19 of the Family Courts Act seeking declaration that his marriage … Read more
POWERS OF ADJUDICATING OFFICER IN RERA Due to the rapid growth of the Indian economy and the continuous migration of people from rural to urban areas, the need of housing increased at a rapid pace. This shift had a positive effect on the Real Estate sector, and with the continuous growth in the real estate … Read more
Section 341 of CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973 defines Appeal. Until there is an complaint under Section 340 of this code there is no Right to Appeal. An appeal, Review and Revision are under the rights bestowed on each and every citizen. In simple term an appeal is a case that has been filed to … Read more
CHALLENGE OF ARBITRAL AWARD IN INDIA Arbitration is one of the upcoming dispute resolution remedies which are getting popular among people for seeking justice in simpler and faster ways. Arbitration is legitimate remedy available in India where people or parties need not go to court every time in case of any breach of their agreement. … Read more
Insolvency is the state at which an individual or a corporate entity is unable to repay its debts or financial obligations from their assets. It usually arises from poor cash management, a reduction in cash inflow, or an increase in expenses. Bankruptcy on the other hand is adetermined insolvency made by a court of law … Read more
A LOOK INTO ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT, 1955 “The world has enough for everyone’s needs, but not for everyone’s greed.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi As the demand of sanitizers and face masks increases due to current pandemic so does the avarice of some money-grubbing people which has led to bring ECA again into picture as government announces … Read more
Marriage in Hindu ideology is the basis of social life of men within family. It is the basis of all social organization and is fundamental of all legal rights and obligations. In Hindu law it is more like a sacrament than a contract, unlike in the case of Muslim marriages. The wedlock joins two lives … Read more
The term “Suit for Recovery” also known as “Summary Suit” or “Summary Procedure” given under Order XXXVII of the Code of civil procedure, 1908 defines the procedure of a recovery suit in case the defendant does not have any defense. This order is applicable to every suit for the recovery of bills of exchange, hundies, … Read more
FIR, First Information Report is a document which is written and prepared by police, immediately after receive information about a cognizable offence. It is very important because this is the first step in process of criminal justice. After the FIR is filed then only the police can start the investigation and filed by the victim … Read more
A steep decline is clear in the male female ratio in India over the last century. It has declined from 972 females for each 1000 males in 1901 to 927 per thousand in 1991. The northern states show even poorer ratios than the national average. Along with other countries in South Asia, India must hold … Read more
The right over property was a fundamental right pre 1978 but after the 44th Amendment Act eliminated Right to property from Fundamental Right to Legal Right under Article300 and Article 31(a) of the Indian Constitution. It means Right to property was began to develop with the time of birth in a family. The term partition … Read more
Meaning of Marriage: The famous English case law Hyde v. Hyde and Woodmansee (1886) L R 1 P and D 130, defined marriage as “Voluntary union for life of one man and one woman, to the exclusion of all others.” Since then this definition holds good in every way to define the actual meaning of … Read more
A company can be struck off by the NCLT for various reasons enumerated under section 248 and section 164 of the Companies act, 2013. Such a case where a company has been struck off by the NCLT, there exists a procedure under which a company can be revived by filling a petition with the NCLT. … Read more
RTI Law in India “Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and the people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives.” -James Madison[1] Also Read- Information to Be Asked Under Rti? History Sweden is the very first country to provide the citizens with the ‘right to know’ … Read more
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 is important statute dealing with bankruptcy resolution and liquidation which received the president’s assent on 28th May 2016. The Code is consolidated legislation providing for the insolvency resolution process of individuals, partnership firms, Limited liability partnerships, etc. Also Read- A Must Know About Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 Corporate … Read more
INTRODUCTION In India, criminal law is divided into three parts:- The Indian Penal Code, 1860 The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 That means, the combination of these three acts made a criminal law. Types of a criminal trial Warrant cases Summon cases Summary cases Also Read- Conviction in Criminal Cases Chandigarh … Read more
Divorce means dissolution of marriage. The term ‘Divorce’ comes from the Latin word ‘divortium’ which means ‘to turn aside’, ‘to separate’. Under Old Hindu Marriage this word was forbidden and not considered the concept of divorce in any manner because at that period, Hindu Marriage taken as a sacrament in nature and it is a … Read more
Whether a false promise to marry comes within the ambit of Section 375 of IPC? The rape is an offence, the existence of which solely depends upon the consent of the victim. In light of consent, rape can be broadly classified into three categories. First category is where rape is done by force or where … Read more
Mediation is an age previous method of dispute resolution practiced since vedic period. It’s a low cost, keeping the matters, particularly family matters secret among 3 parties, 2 parties and therefore the mediator. Furthermore the solution isn’t obligatory on any party, it’s a solution that each the parties agreed to. It, therefore provides an efficient … Read more
In the world led by male-dominance it’s plunder for the women of the same world to be at equality with their counterpart. One such area is of property rights. In the country where there is rule of law still incongruity prevails regarding certain matters. Human societies weren’t always male-dominated. It swapped once we became farmers, which suggests ways … Read more
In this post, we will know about Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT Chandigarh Bench/Chandimandir) frequently asked questions (FAQ). Also Read- AFT Chandigarh Bench Lawyers & Advocates Key Points Included: Establishment Benches Jurisdiction Salient Features Scope of Act Types of Matters Famous Judgements Conclusion Also Read- Military Pension as Per Length of Service-aft Chandigarh Establishment The Armed … Read more
HIGH COURT NOTICE TO CBI ON PLEA ALLEGING SLOW PACE OF PROBE Mata Chand Kaur (88), wife of the former sect head late Satguru Jagjit Singh, was shot dead on April 4, 2016 by two unidentified bike-borne men at Bhaini Sahib, headquarters of the Namdharis sect near Ludhiana. Initially, the probe was conducted by a … Read more
District courts of Chandigarh are situated at Sector 43 just opposite to ISBT Chandigarh. The website of Chandigarh Administration can be accessed for all administrative work here. Chandigarh was designed by Architect Le Corbusier as dream city of first Prime Minister Sh. Jawahar Lal Nehru. The territorial jurisdiction of Chandigarh covers following Police Stations: PS-Manimajra, … Read more
Succession Certificate is required from competent court of law i.e. District Courts usually in Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Mohali, where the deceased has died without a will and the assets left will be distributed as per succession laws. But legal heir certificate (LHC) & Succession certificate (SC) are two different things, so don’t get confused. LHC … Read more
Domestic violence is common in Indian households and one of the prime reason why couples more to divorce court. Violence, be it in any form, is against the law and human kind in general when all the religions of the world talk about love & compassion.But conflicts do happen and worsen when it gets physical … Read more
All the crime related to women in matrimonial disputed are first forwarded to women cell in Chandigarh, Panchkula & Mohali, where counsellor first checks the veracity of the complaint and extent to which relation is broken. Usually the welfare officer appointed takes stock of the situation i.e. how worse it is and can the couple … Read more
Cheating is the most Common criminal offence being used by Police Officials of Indian Penal Code (IPC) Section 415 describes what constitutes Cheating & Section 420 describes punishments for the said criminal offence. Also Read- Cheating News and Latest Updates Let’s have both Sections:- Cheating.—Whoever, by deceiving any person, fraudulently or dishonestly induces the person … Read more
Here in this post, we will cover quick facts about Haryana RERA Panchkula Authority and Punjab RERA Authority at Chandigarh. Both these authorities are working stead fast to solve the problems of homebuyers in the region be it delay in possession, use of poor construction material, cancellation of unit, non-settlement of account books, lack of … Read more
The appeal against the RERA Punjab Authority lies before the RERA Appellate Tribunal Punjab situated inside Forest Complex, Mohali. Whether or not appeal will be allowed and RERA Authority’s order will be upheld or set aside is question of law & facts which only RERA Punjab Appellate Tribunal Authority Lawyers Advocates can only predict but … Read more
Getting Succession Certificate from Mohali District Court is easy. Just follow the below steps:- When is Succession Certificate Required? When there is no will and the property gets equally divided amongst the legal heirs. If will is there, go for “Probate of Will”, not for Succession of petition. Why Mohali? For Succession case filed by … Read more
In our day to day lives, every individual becomes a consumer in some way or other. The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 protects the consumers and their rights and interests against traders. For the same purpose of protecting the same, consumer forums have been set up from the district level which hear the cases related to … Read more
Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act 1946 makes it obligatory for industrial establishment to disclose conditions of employment to workmen by way of standing orders /service rules and to make them known to employees. This post generalizes the process for obtaining Standing Orders certified by Authority and in particular the process being adopted in State of … Read more
The criminal law in India has been codified in the Penal Code and in the criminal procedure code; the former code specifically deals with offences and states that what matters will afford an excuse or a defence to charge for an offence. CrPC on the other hand provides the machinery for the detection of a … Read more
Abstract: With the advancement of society, discords were bound to arise and ingenious human minds have always looked out for the ways for settlement of disputes. Introduction: The world has experienced that adversarial litigation is not an ideal method of resolving disputes. The litigation is characterised by numerous and complex procedure. It has been rightly … Read more
Though the judgment of one high court is not binding upon the other high court but is surely has the relevant consideration on law point. On that note this post just is an attempt to correlate the judgment of Allahabad High Court on topic of Anticipatory Bail which can also be opted by our High … Read more
In this post we are going to discuss the most recent consumer complaint decided against the builder namely Singla Builders & Promoters (SBP) decided on 10.04.2018 by State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (SCDRC) Chandigarh Here is a particular case where consumer preferred consumer complaint against SBP whose facts are shared below: Party Name – Usha … Read more
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