Let us read Domestic Violence Complaint procedure in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali by wife against husband. 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 … 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
Post is about forfeiture by builder of earnest amount while buying a unit in any project and what is the RERA rule regarding it. Let’s read. There are many instances where Builders unilaterally cancel the allotment of unit and forfeit the money of home buyer. The said practise of Builders has been done to cover … Read more
Post covers quick facts RERA about Haryana Panchkula Authority and Punjab Authority at Chandigarh. 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, … Read more
Post Covers Consumer Complaint for Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali and how you can file it in District and State Commissions with the help of Expert consumer lawyer. 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 … 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
In 1988 the Legislature enacted the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 (No. 49 of 1988) to fight corruption in the government agencies/offices and public sector businesses in India. Corruption has been a part of the governance system since a long time and many attempts have been made to curb illegal and immoral attempts of gaining … Read more
God forbid if one has to take Divorce but if this is the only option, and then one must opt for it to move on with life. Today, like all goods, Marriage also comes with Expiry and if Relationship is not working, then Divorce follows: For Hindu’s, the Divorce procedure is governed by Hindu Marriage … Read more
Panchkula Kalka District Court Cases is an attempt by lawyers Advocate for the general public to know what types/kind of cases can be filed before these courts, be it civil or criminal. This would help you understand the jurisdiction of District Court Panchkula and District Court Kalka. Do you know Panchkula District got its first … Read more
What do you think; finding a bridegroom or bride online is that easy? No it is not. It should be very clear for all the online matrimonial websites like Shaadi.com, Jeevansathi.com etc, and agencies like wedding wishes not to over commit or over promise in their attempts to allure a customer. Because when the promises … Read more
Maintenance Free Legal Advice covers what is covered under the law for wife when maintenance case against husband is filed before District Court Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali Kharar Derabassi Zirakpur. What is Maintenance? Maintenance is a legal order in which court orders one capable spouse to maintain the other. It can be interim, permanent, or alimony. … Read more
Legal Drafting Course gives law students in Chandigarh practical training about Court Drafting in every court of Tricity. Be it District Courts, High Courts, Consumer/RERA and Tribunals. Idea is to Draft while you learn in this course. Unlike many online legal drafting courses, where non-lawyers preach to be expert in this field. Don’t you think … Read more
FIR is a written document prepared by the police department. Before any formal complaint to the magistrate for a cognizable offense, the evidence is required to support the allegations. Some matters are of urgent nature that needs to be dealt with immediately, for which police have been appointed by the law as an authority to … Read more
MACT simply means motor accident claims tribunal. Mact deals with matters related to compensation of motor accidents victims or their next of kin. The tribunal deal with claims relating to loss, life , property and injury cases resulting from motor accidents. Mact courts are presided over by judicial officers from the state higher judicial service. … Read more
POWER TO MAGISTRATES UNDER SECTION 156(3) Magistrates in India have been granted a number of powers in furtherance of their judicial duties. One such power has been granted to the Magistrates under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. What does Section 156(3) provide? Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, … Read more
In contemporary India, with Jio Telecommunications coming into the market and connecting its every user to a free unlimited free internet, developed a habit of every smartphone user to generate data on mobile phones unknowingly and unwillingly. The Digital world today is filling a void created in everyone’s life due to metro nature of lifestyle … Read more
Introduction: FIR stands for “First Informational Report”. It is a written document prepared by a police officer when he receives information about a cognizable offence, generally filed under section 154 of the code of criminal procedure.Information given under sec 154(1) of the side is known as FIR but the section does not disclose FIR directly.It … Read more
This is shocking but true! The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Gurugram & Panchkula does not have the jurisdiction to decide complaints of refund or interest as per the latest judgment of Haryana Real Estate Appellate Tribunal situated at Chandigarh Sector 17. The order of Haryana Appellate Real Estate Regulatory Authority at Chandigarh is … Read more
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FIR The statements under section 154 of CrPC are considered to be FIR; this nomenclature is given to the court under section 207 of CrPC, which provides that the statements of section 154 are FIR. The object is to bring criminal law into motion on basis of which under … Read more
Now that there are two options before complainant in Haryana RERA Panchkula Authority whether to seek refund or compensation alone, he/she has to file two separate complaints in case he is seeking both. Yes, that’s correct! Two complaints. But why? It doesn’t make any sense. I do understand your difficulty but this is how the … Read more
It has been more than a year that Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Panchkula and Gurugram has started functioning and disposing complaints as fast as possible. Though the Real Estate Regulation Act, 2016 provides stipulated 60 days for the disposal of complaints. But before one makes a conscious decision about filing a complaint with … Read more
Now that you filed your complaint online in RERA Panchkula, what comes next? Reasonably, you should wait for 60 days from the date your order is once uploaded on the website. Since the act stipulates 60 days period for either of the parties to prefer appeal before the Haryana Appellate Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) of … Read more
With RERA, homebuyers and homeowners have huge hopes. Haryana RERA Panchkula Authority is on the path to prove it, undoubtedly. Seeing quick disposals by the Panchkula RERA Authority, justice is now within the reach of consumers. Now how to check registered projects with RERA Panchkula? 1 Visit the RERA website first and foremost. Here’s the … Read more
Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), Panchkula is at the forefront under the guidance of its hon’ble members is disposing of the complaints quickly and adhering to 60 days window as stipulated in the RERA Act for speedy disposal of the complaints. RERA by far is the most efficacous remedy available to homebuyers and consumers … Read more
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 aims to regulate and promote the real estate sector by regulating the transactions between buyers and promoters of residential as well as commercial projects. It also has provisions for establishing a regulatory authority at state level called “Real Estate Regulatory Authority” (RERA) for monitoring the real estate sector and adjudicating disputes … Read more
The Real Estate Development and Regulation Act, 2016 has been enforced with the objective of providing a betterment in the real estate sector that involves buying and selling of plots, apartments ,etc. According to the provisions of this act, every state shall appoint a Real Estate Regulation Authority to deal with the disputes regarding the … 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
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
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
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
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
In India, property can be transferred either by WILL (testate) or succession (intestate) where no will is made. In case of succession, personal laws of Individual apply whereas for a WILL, it has to be duly executed and attested by witnesses without any fraud or undue challenge. Please understand, Probate and Succession Certificate are two … Read more
Post covers traits of a best Divorce lawyer in Chandigarh Panchkula Mohali Zirakpur in case of matrimonial dispute between husband, wife and Parents. You need expert guidance of Family lawyer on these sensitive issues as any divorce lawyer can make or break up your marriage with a wrong start. Best Divorce lawyer is the one … Read more
Every City in India, just like Chandigarh has its own Consumer Court and for those who don’t will have in next few years as consumers are getting aware day by day. To know, whether your city has Consumer Court or not, click here. Consumer Protection Act was enacted in 1986 to protect consumer interests in … Read more
Post covers Caveat Before RERA Appellate Tribunal Haryana against the orders of HRERA Panchkula and HRERA Gurugram whenever in Appeal. Caveat is basically a remedy in law available to both the parties in lis that whenever appeal is preferred by either of them, it is the bounden duty of court to inform the other party … 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
Post covers NRI Complaint Punjab Legal Advice Online. A separate NRI Police Cell/Wing looks into the complaints of NRI regarding property, money dispute. Often it is seen NRI’s face various issues in the hands of Punjab Police, corrupt officials in safeguarding their interest while staying in abroad. As their contribution boosts economy and strengthen nation, … Read more
Post covers Arrest Showcause Notice Penalty In Rera Executions. Can builder be arrested under RERA via showcause Notice or Section 63 Penalty is discussed in detailed. According to Section 63 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, the promoter of a project is liable to pay a penalty of up to 5% of … 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
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
Through this analysis, we will try to understand the civil relief that can be claimed by an employee in the case of wrongful termination of his/her employment by his/her employer. This analysis will provide an in-depth assimilation of the conditions which govern the grant of any such relief by the Hon’ble court. It will also … Read more
Court fee for Civil Suit whether to be paid? Introduction: In the present case of Smt. Gangesh Kumari Kak vs The State of Madhya Pradesh, we will discuss whether the ad valorem court fee will be paid or not by the non-executant of a sale deed if he is not bound by the deed. Court … 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
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
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