Cheque Bounce Case: No Revision Without Surrender held by Punjab and Haryana High Court. Since the petitioner failed to surrender before first Appellate Court, High Court held revision not maintainable. In CRR 284 of 2025, the Punjab & Haryana High Court delivered a significant ruling on maintainability of revision petitions in cheque bounce cases. A … Read more
Punjab & Haryana High Court Sets Aside Punishment of Constable After 20-Year Legal Battle in a case of Increment Forfeiture. In a significant judgment pertaining to Increment Forfeiture Service Matter , the Punjab and Haryana High Court set aside disciplinary punishment imposed on a police constable, holding that departmental authorities acted arbitrarily despite the inquiry … Read more
Vatika Limited HighCourt Ruling on RERA Execution wherein Punjab & Haryana High Court Quashes Haryana Government Notification Granting Collector Powers to HRERA Adjudicating Officer. Vatika Limited HighCourt Ruling In an important decision affecting the enforcement mechanism under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), the Punjab & Haryana High Court set aside a … Read more
Cruelty FIRs against husbands, previously filed under Section 498A of the IPC, are now registered under Section 85 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023. While the core definition of cruelty—including mental/physical abuse and dowry harassment—remains largely the same, BNS aims to simplify legal interpretation and modernize language Under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, Section 85 … Read more
Power of Attorney for Property Transfer by NRIs in India: Complete Legal Guide by Expert NRI Lawyers of Tricity who are their to assist you at every step. For many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), managing property transactions in India can be challenging due to geographical distance and legal formalities. Whether it involves selling, purchasing, or managing … Read more
Accused’s Right to Obtain a Copy of FIR in India: Legal Position Explained in this post with the help of latest judicial decisions. Access to the First Information Report (FIR) is a crucial safeguard in criminal proceedings. For any person accused of an offence, obtaining a copy of the FIR is often the first step … Read more
Supreme Court Upholds 8% Interest as Compensation for Delay Possession: Builders Cannot Hide Behind One-Sided Clauses In a significant judgment dated 20 February 2026, the Supreme Court of India dismissed multiple appeals filed by Parsvnath Developers Ltd. and reaffirmed a crucial principle: Consumer fora can award fair and reasonable compensation despite restrictive clauses in builder-buyer … Read more
Punjab & Haryana High Court Sets Aside Proclaimed Offender Order Due to Non-Compliance of Section 82 CrPC In an important ruling dated 21 January 2026, the Punjab & Haryana High Court clarified the mandatory procedural requirements under Section 82 CrPC (now corresponding provisions under BNSS) for declaring an accused as a Proclaimed Person/Proclaimed Offender. … Read more
Father Name Change After Divorce in Birth Certificate (India): Complete Legal & Practical Guide Changing the father’s name in a child’s birth certificate after divorce is one of the most frequently misunderstood legal issues in India. Many parents assume it is automatic after divorce or that courts freely allow substitution of the father’s name. In … Read more
Introduction Punjab has one of the largest Non-Resident Indian (NRI) populations in India. A significant number of Punjabis reside in countries like Canada, the USA, the UK, Australia, and the Middle East. While living abroad, many NRIs continue to maintain property, bank accounts, businesses, and family ties in Punjab. Unfortunately, NRIs often face serious problems … Read more
Case Covers PO Order Quashing Punjab Haryana HighCourt Chandigarh wherein Judicial Magistrate Ist Class declared petitioner proclaimed person. Who is Proclaimed Person? A “proclaimed person” (or offender) in legal terms is someone a court declares to be evading justice, typically by failing to appear for a serious criminal case, leading to public notices, potential arrest … Read more
This post covers RERA Appeal High Court Chandigarh Panchkula Gurugram wherein after RERA Appellate Tribunal Order of Panchkula Gurugram Authority is challenged. After RERA Panchkula-RERA Gurugram order, first Appeal lies to Haryana Real Estate Appellate Tribunal and of RERA Punjab Authority to Real Estate Appellate Tribunal, Punjab under Section 44 of the Real Estate (Regulation … Read more
High court cases regarding passport issuance often involve a court ordering the passport authorities to process an application, with conditions like obtaining prior permission from the trial court for international travel if a criminal case is pending. Courts have ruled that a pending criminal case alone should not be a complete bar to obtaining a … Read more
Under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the High Court can quash an FIR by exercising its inherent powers under Section 528 BNSS. This remedy is available when the FIR is considered unjust, malicious, or an abuse of process, such as when it is filed to harass someone or is a disguised civil dispute. It … Read more
Chandigarh feathers so many courts and one out of such is Punjab and Haryana High Court. It’s definitely an architectural marvel designed by none other than Le Corbusier. Also known as Palace of Justice. It is situated in capitol complex Sector 1 Chandigarh, next to Sukhna Lake. The High Court of Punjab and Haryana (commonly known as … Read more
Buying property in Zirakpur Derabassi Panchkua, then you must know Title Search, Due Diligence RERA fact-check report about project first. Post covers extensively what all needs to be seen in the project legally and what all compliances must be followed by builder. The post is a master education piece which will minimize your risk to … Read more
POSH Compliance is a must for companies, startups and Organizations in Tricity (Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali) in 2025. Read, how a Lawyer can bring unique skillset to the ICC Posh Committee and ensuring other Posh Compliances as well. Companies having 10 or more employees need to have mandatorily POSH Policy and ICC Mechanism in place of … Read more
Notional Increment in government job is trending all over CAT Tribunals across India and pensioners are the most interested in this concern. The order of Supreme Court clearly states for matter pertaining to pension admissible and not for any other pensionary benefits. Enhanced pension for the period prior to 30.4.2023 will not be paid as … Read more
This post is your guide to CyberCrime Bank Account Freeze by Police Officials when involved in an online transaction. Cyber Crimes have increased manifold in today’s time and we see it happening every day. The more we become digital, these things will advance to a new level. Bank accounts are freeze if the account is … Read more
Post covers Society Registration Haryana Panchkula Online Process Procedure which is easy and simple. Just Apply, Upload and Receive Certificate. Department of Industries & Commerce in Haryana Government grants you the society certificate. You can click here to access the website for Society Registration Haryana Panchkula. Please note this is for Individuals who want to … Read more
Post covers Regularization Petition High Court Chandigarh wherein petition under Articles 226/227 of the Constitution for allowing claim rejected by respondent. Usually government departments regularize the services of employees based on their tenure/stay in accordance with the regularization policy prevailing. Also, sometimes through courts order where necessary intervention of High Court Chandigarh required. Applicant usually … Read more
Do you know under Legal Services Authorities Act 1987 no citizen can be denied justice for economic and other disability. So Free Legal Aid Service to the rescue of those who cannot afford fees. Article 39A of Constitution of India through 42nd Amendment imposes an obligation on the State to provide free Legal aid to … Read more
Recalling Order Punjab and Haryana High Court (PHHC) at Chandigarh if sufficient cause is established under its inherent powers. A recall is not a matter of course and the discretion given to the court has to be exercised judicially to prevent failure of justice.Let’s not confuse Recall with Review at all. In Review Petition (PHHC), … Read more
This case talks about ATS Estates Complaint in Consumer Court wherein refund was allowed to homebuyer. Assuring More Powers to Customers In this case, we will talk about how State Commission asserted more power to the customers and made customer believe that there is a watchman who is safeguarding their interest during unfair practice. The … Read more
Post covers Denial of Retirement Benefits by High Court case wherein department withheld amount without any reason and refused to pay interest when it was released. Even though the law is settled on this issue but we see on many occasions government departments being indulged into such practice. Even poor financial condition of state can … Read more
Order 7 Rule 11 Judgment (Alpha Corp. Development Pvt. Ltd vs Alpha Residents Welfare on 15 February, 2017 ) Through this analysis, The author will try to understand the concept of rejection of plaint as seen in order 7 rule 11 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908. This analysis will provide an in-depth assimilation of … Read more
This post covers Express Project Pvt. Ltd RERA Panchkula Complaint wherein the main contention was maintenance charges being levied arbitrarily extra. INTRODUCTION In 2016 , Real Estate (Regional and Development) Act was introduced by the government of India with the aim to regulate the real estate industry and bring transparency and accountability that would protect … Read more
Framing of Charges Challenged in High Court Revision discussing the maintainability grounds. If you are aggrieved by the framing of charges, you can challenge it in the High Court by filing a revision. You can claim that the charge sheet and documents do not provide any grounds to presume that you committed the offense. Framing … Read more
The applicant filed an application for the delay of condonation due to the technical error by the bank. Facts of the case revolves with the possession. After listening to the both sides of the court held that the contention of the opposite party is not applicable and the complainant is entitled to the refund policy. … Read more
This post deals with Permanent Alimony under Section 25, HMA 1955. More info on 99888-17966. Judgement Digest: Sukhbir Kaur v. Sukhdev Singh Case Briefing: Present is a petition filed by the petitioner/ appellant against decree dated 04.09.15 under Section 11 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1995 (‘Act’ for short) and submitted that the appellant is entitled … Read more
SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE ISSUED DURING PENDENCY OF CIVIL SUIT REGARDING SUCCESSION In this post we will discuss the grounds of issuance of Succession Certificate when the civil suit regarding the succession is pending. Judgement Digest: Sarvinder Singh vs Tarlochan Singh And Another, PHHC. The present revision petition has been filed under Section 388 (3) of the Indian Succession … Read more
False 498a cases are very common in the society and lot of steps has been taken by Hon’ble Apex court also to prevent its misuse. Quashing of false 498a is possible but first you need to know the reason for false 498a. These days false 498a cases gropes all the relatives father, mother sister who … Read more
This post covers Consumer Complaint against Hero Reality Pvt. Ltd. In state consumer commission wherein the forfeiture of amount is justified by court. Importance of the signed application This case study will focus on how the state commission gave importance to the obligation of the complainant which it is supposed to fulfil. The commission gave … Read more
This post covers Reliant Infrastructure Private Consumer Complaint when Interest follows when there is an order for refund. When a court orders a refund on the amount paid by a party, the party’s right to ask for interest follows. This is a settled law which was held by Honourable Supreme Court, and in this case … Read more
THIS POST COVERS PUNJAB RERA COMPLAINT AGAINST Opera infratech The present post will cover and give an overview of the case and it will give you a brief yet precise outline regarding all the major facts and issues involved in this particular case which basically revolves around claiming, transferring and releasing of the property as … Read more
This post covers Consumer Complaint Future City Developers Pvt. Ltd wherein complainant asked to clear dues. Tajinder Kumar Sharma & Anr. Vs. M/s. Future City Developers Pvt. Ltd. The present post will cover and give an overview of the case and it will give you a brief yet precise outline regarding all the major facts … Read more
This post is a summary of judgment wherein consumer complaint was preferred against United India Insurance Company Limited in State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission Punjab, Chandigarh in respect of issue related to repudiation of claim made by the owner of the vehicle which is duly insured with the Company, solely on the ground the driver of … Read more
In this post we will discuss the grounds of Anticipatory Bail for Proclaimed Offender in case registered under Sections 307, 506, 328, 148, 149, 323 and 120-B. Judgement Digest: Ashok v State of Haryana Also Read- Absconder/Proclaimed Offender Not Entitled To Anticipatory Bail SECTION 438 CR.P.C – DIRECTION FOR GRANT OF BAIL TO PERSON APPREHENDING … Read more
Sections 107 and 151 of the CrPC are preventive provisions used to maintain public peace, allowing magistrates to require bonds (S. 107) or police to make arrests without a warrant (S. 151). Orders passed under these sections are generally considered interlocutory—procedural, temporary, and not final judgments—and are often not subject to revision. This post is … Read more
Complaints against Bajwa Developers regarding executed sale deeds often revolve around post-registration issues like delayed possession, lack of development, or pending dues, leading to litigation for refunds or interest. While some cases are dismissed due to established ownership, others succeed if the developer failed to provide necessary approvals or development, causing “unfair trade practices” Key … Read more
Consumer complaints against Alpha Corp Development Pvt. Ltd. (or Alpha G Corp) often revolve around delayed possession, maintenance fee disputes, and project jurisdiction, with several cases brought before Haryana RERA and consumer courts. Recent rulings show the company has faced penalties and orders to pay interest for delays, alongside issues with providing accurate project completion documents. Alpha … Read more
FIR Quashing can be contested or via Compromise also in Punjab Haryana High Court at Chandigarh. Section 323 Compromise Quashing of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) defines the offense of voluntarily causing hurt to another person. Compromise quashing for Section 323 IPC (voluntarily causing hurt) is achievable via a High Court petition under Section 482 … Read more
In this case study, we will discuss what are the essential elements of the eviction of the tenant, mentioned in the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949. Rent petitions in Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Mohali are governed by the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949, and filed in local civil courts. Landlords can file … Read more
An appeal against a Punjab District Consumer Commission order can be filed before the Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission within 45 days. The appeal, covering disputes involving claims usually above ₹1 crore and up to ₹10 crore, must be filed with certified copies of the order and supporting documents. This post covers STATE COMMISSION … Read more
A criminal complaint in India is initiated either by registering an FIR (cognizable offenses) with the police or by filing a private complaint directly with a Magistrate under Section 200 of the CrPC/BNSS. It requires detailed allegations, evidence, and a list of witnesses to be filed in the jurisdictional Magistrate court. Methods of Initiating Criminal … Read more
Consumers facing issues with Emerging Heights-III (Sector 115, Mohali) by M/s Emerging India Housing Corporation, such as delayed possession, lack of occupancy certificates, or refund requests, should file complaints with the RERA Punjab or the Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. Multiple cases highlight issues of non-delivery, with commissions directing the builder to refund amounts with interest. … Read more
Recovery of money as arrears of land revenue is a legal process where outstanding dues (taxes, loans, or penalties) are collected by a Collector using methods similar to recovering land tax. Governed by the Revenue Recovery Act, 1890 and local laws (e.g., Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887), it allows for demand notices, arrest/detention, and the attachment/sale of movable … Read more
Case pertains to transfer policy pursuant to the direction of the Supreme Court in the case of T.S.R. Subrmanian & Ors. v. UOI & Ors in Challenge. The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) adjudicates disputes relating to transfer, posting, and service conditions of central government employees. Under Section 25 of the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985, the … Read more
Limitation basically means a prescribed period under which a person should file his litigation. In India, The Limitation Act, 1963 is the act which governs the time period in which a litigation should be instituted and a legal remedy can be obtained. The Condonation of Delay, prescribed under Section 5, means the sufficient cause in … Read more
Posh act prescribes external member for every ICC (Internal Complaints Committee) internal complaints committee from private organization or individuals committed to the cause of POSH. The External Member ICC must be Neutral, Impartial & Expert Member on the topic to facilitate Posh. External Member ICC must be given requisite fee and allowance for his services. … Read more
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