Punjab & Haryana High Court Flags Misuse of NRI Cell FIRs via Email Complaints. The High Court raised serious concerns regarding the registration of FIRs based on email complaints received by the NRI Cell in Punjab. The Punjab and Haryana High Court has raised serious concerns regarding the misuse of the Punjab NRI Cell to register FIRs based … Read more
Summoning Order Quashed by HighCourt Chandigarh in Medical Negligence Case. Big relief for doctors as High Court reiterates that criminal prosecution for medical negligence requires strong expert evidence, not mere allegations. In a significant judgment, the Punjab & Haryana High Court quashed criminal proceedings under Section 304-A IPC against doctors accused of medical negligence. The … Read more
RERA Punjab Authority Grants Interest for Delayed Possession in Marbella Grand Project in a recent complaint before it. In a significant ruling dated 13 March 2026, the Punjab Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) held the developer SRG Developers & Promoters liable for delay in handing over possession and directed payment of interest to the … Read more
Live-in Relationship Agreement in India: Legal Validity, Format & Key Clauses With changing social dynamics, live-in relationships are increasingly common in India. While such relationships are legally recognised to a certain extent, disputes relating to property, finances, and separation often arise. To avoid future conflicts, many couples now opt for a Live-in Relationship Agreement. This … 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
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
The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Chandigarh Bench, delivered an important judgment granting family pension to the widow of a deceased employee who had been working under Temporary Status (Casual Labour Regularisation Scheme, 1993). This decision strengthens the rights of widows of long-serving temporary status employees. Family Pension Granted to Widow of Temporary Status Employee – … 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
HREAT: Promoter Must Disclose Bank Accounts & Assets for RERA Execution Haryana In a significant ruling strengthening homebuyers’ rights, the Haryana Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has held that a promoter cannot evade payment of a RERA refund order by withholding asset details. The Tribunal directed that the promoter must file a sworn affidavit disclosing complete … 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
We all as law students want to Learn Legal Drafting from Office at some point in our careers but it is not always that what we wish, we get it. But at least for Learn Legal Drafting From Office –For Law Students, I can say that. I have designed my Legal Drafting Course accordingly. So … 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
Post covers recent ruling of RERA Panchkula’s Adjudicating Officer (AO) wherein the compensation has been denied to Subsequent Allottee but though the refund and interest already stood granted to him by RERA Authority when the complaint was filed for compensation separately. It simply says NO RERA COMPENSATION FOR SUBSEQUENT ALLOTTEE- AO PANCHKULA. A “subsequent allottee,” … 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
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
Divorces have become common than marriages in Indian households at the moment. So one should marry the person with utmost care and caution if planning to get married atleast once. Rest is your choice as always. Intent is not to joke on marriage but to make it clear that marriage is a serious thing and … 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
Here in this post, we bring judgment digest from the most recent judgment of Allahabad High Court where the appeal was made for Dissolution 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 with respondent … 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 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
What constitutes Retrenchment? This term is defined in Industrial Dispute Act which means termination by the employer for any reason whatsoever, other than a punishment given in disciplinary proceeding. Its wide meaning is given under Section 2(oo). It was not included in the original form, was inserted in 1953. In this case study, Delhi High … Read more
This post is a summary of judgment wherein Petition herein is seeking issuance of a writ in the nature of mandamus directing the respondents to release dues and other admissible service benefits like family pension, gratuity, leave encashment, GPF and GIC, etc. of late Sh. Nirlep Singh. The Court held, “Without commenting on the merits of … 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
Alchemist Hospital, located in Panchkula, has faced multiple consumer complaints and legal rulings regarding medical negligence, resulting in fines and compensation orders. Cases involve allegations of negligence leading to fatalities, failure to adhere to NABH standards, and improper post-operative care. ALCHEMIST HOSPITAL COMPLAINT OF NEGLIGENCE Bringing you the case Digest on consumer complaint against Alchemist … 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
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
Restitution of Conjugal Rights (RCR) (Section 9) aims to reconcile and resume marital life, while divorce permanently dissolves it. Choose RCR if you genuinely want to live together; choose divorce if the relationship is irreconcilable. RCR is ineffective if the spouse refuses to return, but it can act as a ground for future divorce if the partner … Read more
Post covers CONSUMER COMPLAINT AGAINST M/S ATS ESTATES PVT. LTD. seeking refund for delay in possession in Golf Meadows. Punjab RERA has frequently ordered ATS Estates to refund deposits with interest (approx. 11%–12% per annum) to buyers of the “ATS Golf Meadows Lifestyle” project in Derabassi, due to significant delays in possession and lack of … Read more
This post covers RERA Appellate Tribunal Himachal Pradesh at Chandigarh where appeals from Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HPRERA) Shimla are being heard. The HPRERA Appellate Tribunal for Himachal Pradesh, authorized to hear appeals against RERA Himachal orders, is located in Chandigarh at SCO 50-51, Sector 17-A/D. Appeals regarding Himachal RERA decisions are processed at this location, … Read more
Thinking of buying a property in Tricity, then talking to RERA Expert property advisor is a must. They can guide you well to understand the intricacies of a project when you are investing your hard earned money. A RERA Property Advisor helps navigate India’s Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) for buyers, developers, and … Read more
Under Section 40(1) of the RERA Act, 2016, Punjab RERA enables recovery of dues (interest, penalty, compensation) from developers as arrears of land revenue through the Punjab Real Estate Regulatory Authority via District Collectors. This allows for attachment/sale of developer assets using the app.draftbotpro.com and Rerafiling, ensuring swift, mandatory, and often immediate recovery, bypassing civil court delays. Under Section 40(1) … Read more
RERA Punjab and Haryana provide a legal framework for homebuyers to tackle delayed possession, poor quality, or fraud. Key protections include mandatory project registration, 5-year defect liability, and strict compensation for delays. Buyers can file complaints online via the respective RERA portals (RERA Punjab, HRERA Panchkula/Gurugram) to resolve disputes within 120 days. Key RERA Advice & … Read more
Compassionate appointment cases in the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) focus on providing immediate employment to dependents of deceased government employees to manage sudden financial distress. Key principles include restricting appointments to a 5% quota of direct recruitment vacancies in Groups C and D, and a focus on immediate financial hardship rather than it being a … Read more
Consumer cases against Best Zone Builders & Developers, primarily regarding projects in Mohali (e.g., Orchid Green), have resulted in judgments requiring refunds of deposits along with 12% annual interest. Complaints centered on failure to deliver possession and complete construction, with courts citing deficiency in service, ordering compensation for mental agony and litigation expenses. Key Aspects … Read more
The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Chandigarh bench has been actively involved in disputes regarding the leadership and faculty promotions at the Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA), particularly regarding Dr. Sangeeta Bagga’s tenure as principal and her promotion. Key rulings have stayed attempts to replace her and directed the administration to finalize regular recruitment. Key Aspects … Read more
Consumer cases against Sushma Chandigarh Grande, Zirakpur, primarily involve delays in handing over possession, with courts often ruling in favor of buyers by ordering refunds of paid amounts (often exceeding ₹60 lakhs) plus interest (up to 12%-15% p.a.) and compensation. Key rulings highlight developers defaulting on agreed possession timelines. Key Aspects of Sushma Chandigarh Grande … Read more
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