© 2019 Legistify Services
Browse below to read about the latest happenings in the legal domain
Supertech on Friday agreed to handover flat possession to 14 buyers and also bear their EMI or house rent costs till then, according to Uttar Pradesh RERA officials.
A controversial bill banning the practice of ‘triple Talaq’ divorce among muslims has passed India’s lower house of parliament by a resounding margin, amidst a walk-out by members of the opposition.
Delhi high court on Wednesday issued a notice to Real Estate Development Authority and Delhi Development Authority (DDA) in public interest litigation (PIL) which alleged violation of statutory provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 by the two bodies.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday came to the rescue of tens of thousands of homebuyers left stranded by the Amrapali Group, ordering state-run National Buildings Construction Corp. Ltd (NBCC) to take over and complete its stalled projects.
In a fresh crackdown against errant developers, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has initiated strict action, including seizure and auction of properties of builders in about 200 cases. These proceeds will be used to refund flat buyers who are yet to receive possession.
Apart from Supertech, three cases related to Jaiprakash Associates, one case each of ATS Homes, Gaursons India, SVP Builders India, Arihant Infra Realtors, UP Township Infrastructure and Vacational Education were also heard.
The project will prevent property-related frauds where one flat or commercial unit is sold or mortgaged to multiple buyers or financial institutions and ensure liquidity through easier transactions.
A Bengaluru civil court has granted interim relief to Innoviti Payment Solutions against rival digital payments firm Pine Labs in a patent infringement case.
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday restrained Prasar Bharati from using the trademark 'Dish' of Dish TV for its Direct To Home (DTH) service.
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), Punjab, has tightened the noose on real estate developers who have failed to fall in line and fulfil the provisions made under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016, framed with the objective of safeguarding the interests of the public.
© Legistify Services Pvt. Ltd.
Home|About|Contact
Didn't Find What You Are Looking For?
Send us your contact details to get connected with the best legal expert in India!
Give it a try. It only takes a click.
Request a Call Back from Top Lawyers
Helpline - 846-883-3013Legit. Affordable. Transparent.
