REAL ESTATE
Concurrent Remedies under RERA and Consumer Protection Act: Which is more effective?
This article analyses the various legal remedies available and the forum that would best redress the buyers’ concerns.
November 14, 2022
This article analyses the various legal remedies available and the forum that would best redress the buyers’ concerns.
The Supreme Court issued an important verdict on May 4, 2021, when it declared that the West Bengal Housing Industry Regulatory Act, 2017 (WB-HIRA) is “repugnant” to the Parliamentary law of Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA).
In Sri K.M. Manjunath Vs. Sri Erappa G, the Supreme Court held that mere acceptance of rent by landlord after the expiry of lease would not amount to waiver of termination of lease.
Failure of a developer to obtain an occupancy certificate constitutes a deficiency in service under the consumer protection law of India.
Circular dated July 12, 2021 bearing number 249/2013/454 provides additional directions concerning
registration of fragmented land holding.
This article throws light on several questions with respect to the jurisprudence of the force majeure clause consequent to the pandemic
Read an analysis of the land acquisition laws in India; a study into various amendments by states, judicial opinions and important concerns.
Read an analysis of the controversial, yet widely practiced discrimination against certain communities while putting property at rent across states; the judicial approach and the necessary way forward.
Read about the position of Indian statutes with respect to the property rights of an unborn child in India.