Plea For Decongestion of Jails Overcrowded With Under-trials During Coid-19 Pandemic It is indeed perturbing that according to statistics revealed four years ago by the National Crime Records Bureau, more than 67 per cent of 4.33 lakh inmates lodged in 1,400 jails in the country are undertrials. It is all the more disturbing that 1942 […]
On 04 June 2020, a 3 member bench of the Apex Court passed an interim order that no coercive action be taken against employers for their failure to comply with the 29 March 2020 order of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) for payment of full wages to the workers during the Lockdown. The Court […]
As per the guidelines of MHA, the schools, colleges & coaching institutes were closed down because of the COVID pandemic. In order to impart uninterrupted study, the schools were constrained to conduct online classes. Some schools started levying & insisting for payment of additional fees for the conduct of such online classes.
Covid 19 has brought in unprecedented changes in our lifestyle, our business, our profession and the functioning of the administration and the courts. Due to emergency arising out of Covid pandemic, the Courts were initially closed down but there were important matters which needed immediate indulgence of the Courts specially the jurisdictional High courts and […]
Supreme Court dismisses PIL seeking exclusion of lockdown period for limitation purposes of bank instruments. Stay up to date with the latest legal developments.
Bombay High Court in the case of Mrs. Rajani B. Somkuwar Versus Ms.Sarita Somkuwar & Anr. passed an order on 19th June, 2020 while disposing a writ petition filed by a 70-year-old mother against her daughter seeking her eviction from the flat they reside in alleging that she tortured her both mentally and physically.
Stamp Duty from Allottees on alleged ‘Conveyance/ Transfer’ of Superstructure of an Apartment/unit built by a Builder patently illegal Much before the introduction of GST, a controversy arose as to whether the Builder/ Developer builds a building, intended for sale, on his own behalf or on behalf of the prospective purchasers. In short, the controversy […]
Know your rights! Learn about the fundamental right of being represented in a court under Article 21 of the Constitution.
The General notion amongst the Builder Community is that The Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) has been enacted to kill the Real Estate Industry. The strict regulations & the unending compliances have discouraged, daunted & disturbed the Real Estate Builders and Developers throughout the country. The small & medium builders, who are […]
The Finance Minister announced certain bold measures to give boost to the ailing Economy of the country, a fortnight ago. New Sections 115 BAA & 115 BAB were introduced in the Income Tax Act with the aim of reducing Income Tax on the Corporate Sector to enable the Companies to boost production, bring in new […]
