Builder Cancelled the Allotment – What Can the Buyer Do?
Builder cancelled the allotment – what can the buyer do? A cancellation letter is not the last word. Check the agreement, payments and RERA options before you…
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RERA: Should You Ask for Possession or Refund?
RERA: Should You Ask for Possession or Refund? Use the agreement, payment record and project delay to choose the right claim, not the builder’s next date.
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Property Lawyers in Delhi – Disputes Where Delay Becomes Costly
Title issues, builder delay, possession fights and property recovery need timely legal steps in Delhi. Know which papers to collect before you consult property…
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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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Builder Not Giving Possession? An NRI Stuck Abroad Is Not Helpless
Builder not giving possession? NRIs waiting years for possession can still act from abroad. RERA, refund claims and a Power of Attorney can move the case witho…
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UAE-based NRIs assert RERA Act 2016 rights amid Indian property delays
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), particularly from the UAE, are leveraging the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) to address delayed resid…
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RERA project alterations approved via email, Karnataka tribunal rules
The Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal ruled that email updates constitute valid written consent for RERA project alterations in a major Sobha Ltd case.
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Haryana tribunal rules No Formal Builder-Buyer Agreement Needed To Establish Promoter-Allottee Relationship
The Haryana REAT ruled on August 7, 2026, that a formal builder-buyer agreement is not necessary to establish a RERA promoter-allottee relationship, bolsteri…
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Mere Claim Of Ownership Of Suit Property Doesn’t Make Third Party A Necessary Party In Small Causes Suit: Allahabad High Cour
The Allahabad High Court rules that a third party claiming ownership of a property cannot automatically join a small causes suit between a landlord and tenant.
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Supreme Court clarifies tenancy agreement to sell implications
India’s Supreme Court ruled that a subsisting tenancy doesn’t end merely on a tenancy agreement to sell, detailing crucial principles for residential propert…
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