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Vineeta Sharma Vs. Rakesh Sharma & Ors.
Supreme Court of India Year : 2020
Karnataka Board Of Wakf vs Government Of India & Ors
Supreme Court of India Year : 2004
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The Unseen Struggles: Rights Of Same-Sex Couples In India
The recognition of rights for same-sex couples has long been awaited. The fight for their rights started way back in 2001, when the Naz Foundation filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in the Delhi
Inheritance Laws For Ancestral And Self-Acquired Property In India
Important terms: a) Hindu Undivided Family: Hindu undivided family b) Karta: Head of the Hindi undivided family c) Coparcener: who has legal rights for inheriting property d) Coparcenary property: Anc
Why Rent Agreements Are Mostly Made For 11 Months?
You all might have heard about the term rent agreement if you have ever rented a house. Those who have opted for making a rent agreement (which is a wise thing to do), might have noticed that 11 month
Legal Requirements To Own A Property Through Adverse Possession In India
The existence of some legal concepts will leave you surprised and the doctrine of adverse possession is one of them. Did you know that you can claim ownership of a property after a certain time frame
Beginner’s Guide to Power of Attorney in India: POA’s Rights, Limitations And Procedure To Register
Is there any legal option to allow someone to act on your behalf? Can someone else take legal decisions for you when you allow them to? The answer is yes. You can allow a person to take different majo
Can Parents Disown Their Child In India?
The purest relationship in this world is between a child and parents. Especially in India, parents are considered in the place of God. But with the passage of time, we are coming across different inci
Rights And Liabilities Of Lessor: A Critical Analysis
Introduction The Indian legislation that regulates the transfer of property between living persons is the Transfer of Property Act 1882. The legislation specifies provisions regarding what constitutes
Types Of Evidence: Direct Evidence Vs Circumstantial Evidence
Introduction Every judicial investigation is aimed at enforcing some right or liability, which is invariably contingent on specific details. A system of rules for discerning the controversial question
The Doctrine Of Part Performance: Part Performance Under Transfer Of Property Act
Introduction The Indian legislation that regulates the transfer of property between living persons is the Transfer of Property Act 1882. The legislation specifies provisions regarding what constitutes
AGENDA-21: Everything You Need To Know About Agenda 21
While the innovative idea of practical improvement is obtained from the 1987 Brundtland Report, it is likewise established before thoughts regarding feasible timberland the board and twentieth-century
Death Bed Transactions Under Muslim Law In India: Marz-Ul-Maut
INTRODUCTION In Latin Death Bed Transactions are called “DONATIO MORTIN CAUSA”. When a person is suffering from MARZ (malady or illness) is under the apprehension of MAUT (Death) is said to be suf
Do All Tenants Have To Pay 18% GST On Rent?
You all will agree that half knowledge is actually dangerous. The Indian government introduced several changes in the GST rates during its 47th meeting in June. The rates came into effect on July 18,
Impact of Banning Chinese Apps in India
Amidst the rising tensions with China, the Indian Government through its Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has recently banned various Chinese applications including Tik Tok, Shein, W
Critical Analysis of RERA Act, 2016
The real estate industry plays a key position in fulfilling the requirements of the country’s housing and infrastructure. The Indian National Congress government had in 2013 introduced the Real Esta
Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016: Regulatory Attempt and Challenges Ahead?
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (hereinafter referred to as “RERA Act”) came into effect on 1st May 2017. Before and until May 1, 2020, according to Minister for Housing and
Analysis of the Model Tenancy Act 2019
Having a roof over a person’s head and having a place to live is a fundamental right of every person. Providing a better standard of living, along with a shelter over every citizen’s head is the d
Spes successionis is a Latin maxim. It means, the chance of succeeding in a person’s property after his death. It states about the mere possibility of a person to succeed in a property after his dea
Gift Deed and its applicability
What is a gift deed? A gift deed is a legal document that represents a transfer of gift, either in the form of movable or immovable property, from one person to another, as per the provisions of the l
Property is not merely a piece of land or some asset. It is a much wider concept. Property is a relation of a person, juristic person or entity with an object upon which such person holds a right over
Land acquisition refers to the process by which union or state govt. in India acquires private land for the purpose of industrialization, development of infrastructural facilities and for the urbaniza
Introduction The word ‘Benami’ is of Persian origin which literally means ‘without a name’. The word is used under Hindu Law to designate a property that has been held under a fictitious name
Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016
Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) aims at protecting the home purchasers and also boosts the real estate investments. The Rajya Sabha passed the bill on 10 March 2016. The RERA
Sample Format of a Relinquishment Deed
When an individual dies intestate, i.e. without leaving a will or testamentary will), the property of that individual is inherited by his/her legal heir. Then it’s up to the heirs as what they want
What is a Relinquishment Deed?
Overview: In many cases, a person dies intestate, (without making a will or testamentary will) in such cases his/her legal heirs inherit the property. It is then up to the heirs as what to do with the
Overview: Possession has been recognized as a basis of claim to rights and interests in all legal systems. Uninterrupted and uncontested possession for a specific period, as opposed to the rights and
Stamp Duty Over A Property In India
Overview Possession is not sufficient for physical transfer of property as one also needs legal ownership of the said property. For ownership you need registration. At the time of registration, a pers
Things You Need to Know About Lal Dora Areas
“Reference is made of the Union Territory Delhi” In 1908, the term “LAL DORA” was firstly used in the context of village land. Lal Dora is a name given to a part of the village land wh
In Today’s developing world, builder plays a very important role in the development of any country. India is becoming modernized at a very high pace thus the demand for commercial and housing buildi
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