NRI Legal Services can be for Title Search, Property Partition, Property Transfer, Banking/Finance Matters, Succession Certificate, and Litigation between Family Members, Builder Buyer Disputes, Real Estate Investment, Adverse Possession claims, Tenant-Landlord Disputes, and many more. You just name it and we’ll have the legal resolution for you the next day. For NRI or any foreign … 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
Wrongful termination in India involves dismissal violating contracts, laws (like discrimination, unfair procedure), or company policy, with key cases often revolving around reinstatement, compensation (back wages), and procedural fairness, as seen in instances like Kailash Singh v. Mayo College (educational institutions) or various rulings where courts order employers to reinstate with back pay or pay … Read more
In this post, we will cover Private Complaint or Criminal Complaint Procedure Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali in detail. In Indian law, there are two types of offenses, cognizable defined in Section 2(c) and no cognizable mentioned under 2(I) of The Code of The Criminal Procedure, where the former the police can arrest without warrant, in later … Read more
Post covers PARADIGM BUSINESS VENTURES Consumer Complaint Of project Hermitage park possession delayed. SUNNY DHURIA V. M.S PARADIGM BUSINESS VENTURES This is a suit filed before the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Punjab, Chandigarh where the complainant filed a complaint against the respondents under Section 17 of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, seeking compensation. COMPLAINANT: … Read more
Post coversTricity Home Search Builder Consumer Complaint wherein builder failed to provide possession on time. Hence Refund plus compensation. Consumer Protection act, the safeguard of the customer. Consumer Protection Act,1986 is a law to protect the interests of the consumers and provides safety to consumers regarding defective products, dissatisfactory services, and unfair trade practices. It … Read more
Post covers Consumer Complaint Gillco Developers & Builders Pvt Ltd for deficiency in services related to defective wood work. GILCO DEVELOPERS & BUILDERS PVT. … VS AMARDEEP SINGH This post talks about an appeal filed before the State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission, Punjab, challenging the order of the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum dated 31.08.2012, … Read more
CGST CAT Chandigarh Case Compassionate Appointment wherein provisional compassionate appointment was suspended as applicant did not meet physical standards. Now let’s have the case here. Rest you can have the latest DOPT consolidated instructions on compassionate appointment – Replacement of Para 13-regarding dated 23.08.2021. Applicant : Sandeep Singh, age 24 years, s/o Late Sh. Paramjet … Read more
Post Covers Service Extension Chandigarh CAT Bench Case wherein employee denied benefit as lapse of 2 years occurred but allowed to avail other remedy consequential benefits. BENEFIT OF EXTENSION IN SERVICE DENIED AFTER EXPIRY OF 2 YEARS TIME PERIOD Judgement Digest: Gulshan Kumar Versus Chandigarh Administration and others. Also Read- Extension in Service Case High … Read more
Post covers grant the benefit of 3rd ACP to the applicant in the grade pay of Rs.3000/- on completion of 14 years of regular service. Grant 3rd ACP Chandigarh CAT Bench Tribunal Case. Now let’s have the case. Also Read- Service Matter Related MACP Scheme Legal Advice FACTS OF THE CASE: The applicant works as … Read more
The post covers Res Judicata in CAT Tribunal Chandigarh Case wherein OA was dismissed on the ground of delay and laches, & res-judicata as well. The application was filed for upgradation of pay. Topic- RES JUDICATA U/S 21 ATA, 1985 Judgement Digest: Dilbagh Singh vs. Union of India & Ors. Case Briefing: Applicant had been … Read more
The post covers Sushma Elite Cross Zirakpur Consumer Case whereon possession was not delivered on time & court allowed refund with interest plus compensation for delay. The applicant bought a residential penthouse in the opposite party’s housing scheme. For the payments the applicant took 35 lacs loan from the Punjab Bank and paid the amount … Read more
Service Extension CAT Chandigarh Bench Case wherein court ordered to decide representation against UNION TERRITORY CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION . RANJNA KHOSLA V. UNION TERRITORY CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION THROUGH ADVISOR TO ADMINSTRATOR, U.T. SECRETARIAT CHANDIGARH, 23rd December, 2020 Today we are going to talk about the case of Ranjna Khosla v. union territory Chandigarh administration and others, 23rd … Read more
HOUSE ACCOMODATION CASE CHANDIGARH CAT TRIBUNAL finds no reason for interfering in the executive order cancelling her Government accommodation. PRITI MALHOTRA v. ADMINISTRATOR AND ORS. The post discusses the original petition filed by the applicant, Priti Malhotra, before the Central Administrative Tribunal, seeking to quash the impugned order dated 26.05.2020, 28.05.2020 and 04.08.02020, where the … Read more
Complaints against Shivalik Infrastructure and Developers primarily involve project delays, failure to deliver possession of flats/plots, and misappropriation of funds, leading buyers to file cases in consumer forums and RERA for refunds, interest, and compensation, with several rulings ordering refunds and damages against the developer for deficiency in service and unfair trade practices. Buyers often seek money … Read more
This post covers Refund Consumer Case Emerging Valley Pvt Ltd Wherein court granted compensation for delay in possession. Gurdev Kaur Thind vs Emerging Valley Pvt. Ltd. on 21 December, 2020 Complaint case No: 15 of 2020Date of Institution: 08.01.2020Date of Decision: 21.12.2020 FACTS OF THE CASE: It is the case of the complainant that despite receiving … Read more
This post covers Interest on Delay in Gratuity Payment CAT Case where court found delay unusual & was a case of Voluntary retirement. Hence no merit. Delay in Gratuity – Education Department Payment (Renu Anand v. Union Territory Chandigarh) Through this analysis, the author will try to understand the power of the courts with respect … Read more
Emerging Valley Pvt. Ltd. faces multiple legal complaints regarding non-delivery of plots/apartments, lack of project approvals, and failure to refund investors in Mohali, Punjab. Numerous consumers have filed cases with RERA Punjab and consumer courts, resulting in orders for refunds, interest, and arrest warrants for MD Gurpreet Singh Sidhu. Key details of complaints against Emerging … Read more
Complaints against TDI Infracorp (or TDI Infrastructure Ltd) in Haryana are commonly filed before the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HARERA) Panchkula or the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission for issues such as delayed possession, non-registration of deeds, and failure to provide promised amenities, often resulting in orders for refunds, interest payments, or handing over of possession. Key Details … Read more
Complaints against Suncity Builders/Projects Pvt. Ltd. in Haryana RERA often relate to significant delays in possession, unjustified demands for extra charges, and failure to provide amenities, with numerous cases filed regarding projects like Suncity Heights (Rohtak) and various Gurugram developments. Homebuyers can file complaints on the HARERA website to seek possession, interest on delayed payments … Read more
PGIMER Nursing Officer cases at the CAT Chandigarh Tribunal involve disputes over recruitment (like “backdoor entry” claims by external candidates vs. NINE students), study leave conditions (quashing unreasonable riders for MSc), and maternity leave (e.g., Deepika Singh‘s case on “second” child status, eventually appealed to Supreme Court). These cases highlight conflicts between PGI’s internal policies and … Read more
Complaints against Maya Garden City (Barnala Builders) in Zirakpur often involve delays in possession, lack of completion certificates, and unfulfilled promised returns. RERA Punjab has directed the builder in several cases to pay interest for delayed possession, compensate for mental agony, or refund amounts, with some complaints highlighting issues in both residential and commercial units. … Read more
A protest petition is a legal mechanism allowing a victim or complainant to challenge a “negative” police report (Final Report/Closure Report) in a criminal case. It is filed before a Magistrate when the police fail to find evidence or recommend closing the case. The Magistrate can accept the report, order further investigation, or treat the … Read more
In this post we will discuss about an a petition by a proclaimed offender for Anticipatory bail wherein the court dismissed the petition and the petitioner was directed to surrender before the trial Magistrate within seven days. In this post we will discuss about a Petition filed by a Public Offender for concession of grant … Read more
In this post we will discuss about a writ petition that was filed for correction of date of Birth in CBSE certificate. The decision of the Hon’ble Supreme Court in the case of Jigya Yadav v. Central Board of Secondary Education, reported in (2021) 7 SCC 535. The prayer is to be made by the … Read more
The Punjab and Haryana High Court in Chandigarh frequently hears RCR (Restitution of Conjugal Rights) transfer petitions under Section 24 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC). Courts generally allow transferring cases to a more convenient location, such as from a husband’s place to the wife’s residence, to ensure fairness, especially when financial or safety concerns … Read more
Jurisdiction of Indian courts is decided based on subject matter, territorial limits, and pecuniary (monetary) value, as defined by the Constitution and procedural codes like CPC (civil) and CrPC (criminal). Civil courts are generally determined by where the cause of action arises or the defendant resides, while criminal courts are determined by where the offense was committed. … Read more
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