Engage a RERA lawyer in Delhi, key triggers for property delays
Don’t wait years for builder promises. Discover key triggers to engage a RERA lawyer in Delhi for delayed possession, refunds, or stalled projects. Protect y…
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Unpacking The Importance of an FIR in India’s Justice System
Understand the critical role and importance of an FIR in India’s legal system, how it initiates investigations, and the processes for filing and addressing r…
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How to File an FIR, a Step-by-Step Guide for Indian Citizens (Online & Offline)
Understand the updated process for filing a First Information Report (FIR) in India. This guide covers offline and online methods, cognizable vs. non-cogniza…
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HDFC Bank, LIC Housing Finance to contest Zee resolution
HDFC Bank and LIC Housing Finance are set to contest a National Company Law Tribunal ruling that approved a debt repayment plan for Subhash Chandra, raising…
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Bankers raise red flags over Subhash Chandra’s debt settlement and RP’s conduct
Bankers are questioning the approval of Subhash Chandra’s debt settlement, citing concerns over the Resolution Professional’s role and a drastic fall in his…
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Supreme Court clarifies undue influence in elder property transfers
India’s Supreme Court clarifies that ‘undue influence’ in elder property transfers cannot be inferred solely from caregiving. The ruling sets clear evidentia…
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Supreme Court Blocks Pawnees from Self-Selling Pledged Shares in Default Cases
India’s Supreme Court ruled on May 12, 2022, that lenders cannot self-sell pledged shares upon default, clarifying pawnor rights under the Contract and Depos…
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When Does it Amount to Cheating? Cheque Dishonour
The Supreme Court clarifies that dishonour of a post-dated cheque by itself does not establish dishonest intention for cheating under Section 420 IPC, settin…
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Supreme Court Blocks Pre-Trial Quashing of Cheque Dishonour Complaints
The Supreme Court of India ruled on April 7, 2026, that a cheque dishonour complaint cannot be quashed at the pre-trial stage if basic conditions are met, re…
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Supreme Court clarifies director liability in cheque bounce cases
The Supreme Court of India ruled on September 20, 2005, that director liability in cheque bounce cases under the Negotiable Instruments Act requires specific…
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