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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Delhi High Court Rules Property Disputes With In-Laws Not Exclusive to Family Court
The Delhi High Court ruled that ownership disputes between in-laws and a daughter-in-law over self-acquired property don’t belong exclusively in Family Court.
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Delhi High Court: Specific Demand of Cheque Amount Mandatory for Valid S.138 NI Act Notice
The Delhi High Court and Supreme Court have clarified that a Section 138 NI Act legal notice must specifically demand the exact cheque amount to be valid. fa…
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Rajasthan High Court Clarifies Delay Rules for Order VI Rule 17 CPC Amendments
The Rajasthan High Court, through Justice Maneesh Sharma, has clarified that mere delay is not grounds to reject pleading amendments under Order VI Rule 17 CPC.
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Supreme Court orders that Order VII Rule 11 CPC rejection requires clear bar of law
Supreme Court clarifies that a plaint cannot be rejected under Order VII Rule 11 CPC when limitation is a mixed question of law and fact requiring evidence.
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