It is the mandate of a service law that a show Cause Notice must be served to delinquent employee Before initiating any departmental proceedings against him. Read Story – RESERVATION IN PROMOTIONS OF SC/ST Here recently a gambling racket was discovered in a 4 star hotel of Chandigarh administration and pursuantly the hotel authorities have taken … Read more
1 What is RERA? Real Estate Regulatory Act, 2016 came into force with full effect only on May 1, 2017. It is an act meant to regulate Real Estate Sector/Industry in India. Check – http://legalseva.net/demo/entries/rera/rera-for-the-home-buyer 2 What types of complaints are filed in RERA? Complaint to Adjudicating officer regarding compensation (N), RERA Authority (M), Appellate Authority … Read more
Thinking about marriage, registration of a marriage and then applying for visa or thinking of going abroad, this post might just help you. My biggest challenge when I deal with clients enquiring about marriage registration, court marriage or love marriage protection matters from High Court Punjab and Haryana in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali Zirakpur Derabassi is … Read more
Before buying any property in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali Kharar Zirakpur Derabassi Mullanpur Garibdas, the most important step is that of a verifying Title Search of the Property. The questions to be answered are: Also Read- CHECKLIST FOR BUYING PROPERTY IN CHANDIGARH PANCHKULA MOHALI ZIRAKPUR DERABASSI KHARAR BADDI 1 Whether the seller holds the ownership in revenue … Read more
No Divorce is easy be it online. Considering the pace at which divorces are happening in India the day is not far when divorces will happen online but not yet. So relax and chill. Just because you searched ‘How to get Divorce Online in India ‘ doesn’t mean you will get it. India is still … Read more
When RERA was introduced, homebuyers got a huge sigh of relief as now they could expect faster delivery of possession of their intended plot, home or a flat within the time frame stipulated under the builder-buyer’s agreement. RERA is indeed a boon for consumers and homebuyers across the country. Also Read- RERA Panchkula Penalties RERA is … Read more
RERA Act envisages provision to issue Recovery warrants in case builder/developer fails to comply with RERA Authority orders. Sec 40 of the RERA Act provided for Recovery of Interest or penalty or compensation and enforcement of order in Real Estate (Regulation and Development ) Act 2016. Sec 40 (1) enables RERA Authority to recover amount … Read more
The word bail stands for a conditional release of an accused on trial which is usually temporary in nature. It is a right given to accused in order to give them a chance to live a regular life even when they are under trial. It is a right given in common law system to ensure … Read more
The Armed Forces Tribunal Act was introduced in the Parliament in December 2005 and was given the final nod by the President on 25th December 2007. This was one of the most significant steps in the history as the act provided for the set up of a tribunal to entertain cases related to armed forces. … Read more
Life is so precious; preserve it as you are not alone here. Driving on the roads carrying one’s life is not as such easy, as no one knows what will happen next to them. Roads are always your way to Destination but some day it might stuck you somewhere. Various insurance policies and law will … Read more
Introduction Present day crime is upto such an extent that a person is socially harassed even through social media sites. To prevent such misrepresentation many provisions are made by lawmakers to make a check on it Even after Supreme Court invalidate section 66-A (Punishment for sending offensive messages through communication service) of Information technology act … Read more
INTRODUCTION A person must get the basic requirements/amenities of life like food, clothing, shelter and other necessary requirements to live a dignified life. It is the natural duty of man to provide these amenities to his wife, parents and children as maintenance when they are unable to maintain themselves. STRUCTURE OF MAINTENANCE LAWS IN INDIA … Read more
Q1.I have discovered that my spouse is in an adulterous relationship? Can I file for divorce for the same? Adultery is valid ground for divorce in India. Adultery is illegal as per Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 which reads as under: There must be genuine sex with another person during a current … Read more
Finally Home buyers/ Home owners get creditors status in insolvent firms. From today onwards that is once President promulgate an ordinance to amend Insolvency and Banking Code (IBC), the investments and interest of home buyers are protected when it comes to the insolvency of Builders like Jaypee Infratech, Amrapalli and many more in pipeline. Changes … Read more
Undoubtedly Sexual Harassment is one of the rising crimes in India. All credit goes to changing living conditions, migration of villagers to cities and modernization of ideas and concepts adopted from western society. Live in relationship was such a big taboo in 90s but now it is just the trend. Even people in 2 tier … Read more
Policemen are just like you and me and hate extra work. Do wait for your turn/time they will hear you. Police people are overburdened and short of staff always, irony of this country but some are really genuine and helpful. They will listen only when they want to. Let’s assume you to be innocent and … Read more
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) is the bankruptcy law of India which seeks to consolidate the existing framework by creating a single law for insolvency and bankruptcy. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2015 was introduced in Lok Sabhain December 2015. It was passed by Lok Sabha on 5 May 2016. The Code received the assent of the … Read more
RERA (The Real Estate Regulation and Development Act, 2016) has given India’s first real estate sector its own regulation. The Parliament passed the act last year and it has given time to Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation till 1st May 2017 to implement this act. This act will help in formulating and … Read more
There are many ways of doing any activity, whether be it constructive or destructive. Some persons use a different kind of tactics to attain the end result. They encourage another person to do an act in the same way as they want. Sometimes they hire such person to commit a crime as in case of … Read more
Being an advocate myself, I wonder at times, what sorts of matter would come to this court and why? But now with passage of time, I just know it which matter would be in High Court Punjab and Haryana and which will be before Central Administrative Tribunal Chandigarh. Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) was established to … Read more
Property buying in India is fraught with many legal risks as there are so many complications and factors to consider before taking the final plunge into real estate world. It is only after the purchase that buyer realizes; many other aspects of property could have been looked into before making the final call and ensuring … Read more
This was the first question that people asked when RERA was introduced. What’s going to happen with pending complaints? Would consumer courts stop entertaining the complaints against builder? The answer was No. Fortunately! See also- HOW TO MAKE COMPLAINT UNDER RERA It was left at the option of consumer to choose the platform of redressal. Sec … Read more
Introduction-Divorce, also known as dissolution of marriage, is the termination of a marriage or marital union, the canceling or reorganizing of the legal duties and responsibilities of marriage, thus dissolving the bonds of matrimony between a married couple under the rule of law of the particular country or state. Divorce laws vary considerably around the … Read more
We must end corruption at all levels but must not ignore the version of other side when corruption cases are brought before the court. It is seen on many occasions even the innocent government servants are implicated in the garb of PC act or a false graft case in short. Not only has the person … Read more
Adoption of a Child in India is not as easy as it seems due to socio-legal complications encompassing the adoption process. One must comply and adhere to the requirements to fulfill legal obligations and avoid multitude of problems. Adoption in India is governed by three Statutes: 1 Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act (HAMA), 1956- for … Read more
First Let us understand What is Probate? -Probate means copy of the WILL certified under the seal of a competent jurisdiction where the asset lies (mostly district court and then High Court) issued under Indian Succession Act, 1925. An application issued to competent court of pecuniary jurisdiction (District Court or High Court) under section 57 and … Read more
It is so important to create a WILL today seeing the number of disputes amongst the family members in courts. Moreover for getting your share even you have to spend money and time which further causes pain and frustration. That’s why the importance of WILL seems so unavoidable today. Also making a will is a … Read more
Freedom is priceless. Just ask any prison inmate who has not seen the world outside for years. For us, even spending one single day in the jail send shivers across the spine. But world is not so rosy as it seems in the movies and sometimes shit happens and that shit can land you up … Read more
In a recent case where High Court of Punjab and Haryana has issued notice to CBI , DGP UT in a case of whopping Rs 21 crore immigration fraud, this is just the tip of iceberg. Foreign Horizon Overseas Consultants is stated to have cheated 373 people of Rs 21 crore. That’s huge. … Read more
Life is unpredictable so as life partners. You won’t have until you live it. I mean when you get married only then you can make out what one goes through. It is not just about sharing beds, closets but about your life. So never hurry while getting married nor even getting a divorce. Mutual is … Read more
No trial in any Court of Law in India be allowed to continue if the ends of justice are not met. This particular statement is cornerstone of our Criminal laws in the country which is IPC akin Indian Penal Code & CrPC (Criminal Procedure Code). But often it is seen that cases with malafide and … Read more
There are numerous instances in a business in which a person possessing a confidential information wants to share it with other person or entity. That person may be a buyer, an employee or any entity. The main question in such situations arises as to how will the party receiving such information ensure to maintain its … Read more
Chandigarh is a scary place for violating traffic rules. Isn’t it? Ask anyone coming from a different state in Chandigarh. No one can better answer this question than him. But we love the city administration, its strict adherence to the traffic rules and finally the residents who have had made this city most livable and … Read more
Landlord-tenant dispute is so very common but it is real difficult to evict the tenant out in India but not any longer. This was earlier the case. Now the law is entirely in the favour of landlord if he has a bonafide need or personal necessity, he will get it soon for sure by following … Read more
H-RERA in short, Haryana RERA has brought gamut of facilities for home owners and real estate sector facilitators. With H-RERA 60 day window to resolve the builder-buyer dispute is the key attracting point for home buyers seeking redressal under Real Estate Regulation Authority, 2016. View the notification here. Also Read- Builder Delaying Possession. What is your Right? … Read more
Police not filing FIR, Police not taking action, Police not taking charge sheet, Police not registering FIR complaint, non registration if FIR, and many more… This is pretty usual for criminal lawyers and advocates to hear every day in courts from client but what they suggest to their clients is what makes the difference in … Read more
Whether a Bank or a financial Institution (NBFC) who has been successful under SARFAESI Act to take over the possession of a secured asset (Immovable Property), once a loan becomes NPA, automatically get the same right over the tenants in the premises of secured asset? Securitsation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security … Read more
Straight to Fact- Everyday in Consumer Courts across the country, more than 50% case in daily causelist are against builders, real estate projects promoters, Property Developers and new upcoming mushrooming societies that promises consumers to get modern living apart from other high end civic amenities like Gym, Club, recreational centers, Parks, Shopping , etc…. List … Read more
Nidhi (name change) was recently married to her love, Rohit (name change) after a long tenure of 4 years of dating and companionship. Like all other couples in big cities, they took time and then plunged into marriage. Remember there are no guarantee in today’s world. Be it marriage . Nidhi and Rohit hails from … Read more
As per Hindu Marriage Act (HMA) 1955, petition under section13-B to which we say Mutual Consent Divorce is to be filed in the Court of District Judge or similarly situated Additional District Judge. Read my post – Why Mutual Divorce is best way of Separation Legally. Presently the court of Zirakpur and Derabassi that happens to … Read more
Authorities refusing to change your Date of Birth, remedy is to file WRIT of Mandamus before High Court and get specific directions. Date of Birth indeed is the most important document in your life. Your age sets your eligibility for so many things to come into your life just in time. At the age of … Read more
Between both of these, there is a very thin line difference. To know, first let us understand What is legal representation? For Legal Notice you may read this straight – When, Why and How to Send? Legal Representation can be used akin to legal notice but the former is softer approach to tell your grievance to … Read more
After the judgment of Supreme Court in Amardeep Singh vs. Harveen Kaur (2017) 8 Supreme Court Cases 746, 6 months of statutory cooling off period as specified in Section 13-B(2) in addition to the statutory period of one year under Section 13-B(1) can be waived off at the discretion of District Judge or Addl. District Sessions Judge, … Read more
CRIME. What’s that? An action or omission which constitutes an offence and is punishable by law. In India, Indian Penal Code popularly known as IPC illustrates what can be an offences and states the punishment accordingly. Also read: Transfer of a Criminal Case from High Court Chandigarh Crimes can be against the state, property, individual, Forces, … Read more
More than 7 months have now gone after the landmark judgment/order of to judge bench of 2 Judge Bench of Supreme Court as passed in Rajesh & ors. Vs. State of U.P. & Anr. issued new guidelines to prevent further misuse of section 498A of IPC meant to protect women being harassed for dowry and facing cruelty … Read more
Legal word itself is scary what to say of legal notice. Just as every fight begins with a slap same can be said for court case with sending a legal notice must. Though its not mandatory (cheque bounce exception) but it helps you test the waters and know real intention of the parties. Also read- Cheque … Read more
Criminal Cases from one court to another can be transferred under criminal provisions of law being followed in India which means CrPC in short i.e. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973. The relevant provisions are from Sec 406 to Section 412, Chapter 31 of the Code. For those of you interested in reading the bare act itself … Read more
Before reading anything, let us understand Parole in most simple words. Parole is a temporary release of a prisoner for a special purpose or reason before the completion of the sentence in accordance with the relevant jail rules being followed. Prisons Act of 1894, Section 5(A) speaks about Furlough and 5(B) talks about Parole. The … Read more
The rise of Consumerism in India is evident from the fact that consumer spending in India has reached more than 18000 INR Billion in terms of consumer spending as per reports submitted by TradingEconomics. A big thunder clap to all consumers out there in India who happens to read this post. The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 the statute itself … Read more
Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 provides provision for Mutual Consent Divorce in India under section 13-B to its citizens married under Hindu law staying in India or be it abroad in countries like Canada, America (USA or States we call), Australia, New Zealand, European Countries, UAE, and where so ever Indians are currently residing across the … Read more
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