NRIs use RERA and consumer laws to recover investments from fraudulent builders
Discover how NRIs can successfully fight against fraudulent builders in India using RERA and Consumer Courts to secure refunds and compensation from abroad.
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Indian diaspora can pursue legal cases remotely in 2026 courts
Updated 2026 guide for NRIs filing cases in Indian courts. Learn about Power of Attorney, remote litigation, and the latest Supreme Court ruling on foreign d…
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Indian authorities use Look Out Circulars to detain NRIs at airports
Corrected guide on Look Out Circulars (LOC) in India. Learn about empowered authorities, legal grounds for issuance, and the revocation process for NRIs.
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Indian citizens abroad face two years in jail for Delhi bounced cheque cases
Corrected guide on NRI cheque bounce cases in Delhi. Detailed Section 138 NI Act timelines, court jurisdictions, and legal representation for Indians residin…
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NRI Legal World issues guide for NRIs facing cheque bounce cases in India
Updated 2026 legal guide for NRIs facing cheque bounce cases in India under Section 138. Learn about rights, personal appearance exemptions, and court proced…
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How to file a RERA complaint against a builder from abroad: A guide for NRIs
NRIs can now file a complaint against a builder under RERA from abroad using digital portals. Learn the legal process, fee structures, and PoA requirements.
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Understanding the Mandatory Rights of NRIs Under the RERA Act in India
Discover the essential rights of NRIs under the RERA Act in India. Learn about project registration, refund rights for delays, and the 70% fund management rule.
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Supreme Court Reaffirms Plaintiff as Dominus Litis, Bars Compulsory Joinder of Defendants
The Supreme Court on Jan 5, 2026, ruled that a plaintiff is the ‘dominus litis’ and cannot be forced to add defendants under Order I Rule 10 CPC. Details here.
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Supreme Court: Dishonour of Post-Dated Cheque Not Enough to Presume Cheating Intent
The Supreme Court ruled on March 19, 2024, that the dishonour of a post-dated cheque is not enough to presume dishonest intention for cheating under Section…
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Haryana RERA sets three year reasonable time for filing complaints in Emaar case dismissal
Haryana RERA dismisses a homebuyer’s complaint against Emaar, ruling that a 3-year window is the reasonable time for filing complaints under the RERA Act.
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