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How to Evict a Tenant Legally in India: Step-by-Step Guide
Renting a property? Here’s what tenants and landlords must legally know before signing or terminating a lease.
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Leave and License vs. Lease: Judicial Interpretation and Legal Framework in India
Leave and License vs Lease: Meaning, differences, key cases, and registration process under Indian law explained in detail.
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Stamp Duty Valuation
The Supreme Court of India recently delivered a significant judgment in Chief Revenue Controlling Officer-cum-Inspector General of Registration & Ors. vs. P. Babu on January 3, 2025. This case delved into the procedural irregularities in determining the market value of property for stamp duty purposes under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899. This article breaks down
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Protecting Your Dream Home: Awareness and Remedies for Homebuyers Against Real Estate Scams
The dream of owning a home is universal, especially in a bustling city like Mumbai. However, the journey to fulfilling this dream can sometimes lead to unexpected challenges, as seen in recent cases where numerous flat purchasers were defrauded by unscrupulous builders. Over 900 middle-class homebuyers were left in distress after investing their hard-earned money,
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Bridging the Gap Between Law and Society: Expert Legal Drafting Explained
Understanding Legal Drafting Legal drafting is a critical component in the sphere of law, involving the creation of documents that possess legal significance. These documents include contracts, agreements, and various forms of litigation pleadings. Proficient legal documentation not only protects the interests of the parties involved but also ensures compliance with regulatory standards. Each piece
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Judicial Review in Public Contracts: Upholding Fairness and Accountability
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court of India extensively examined the scope of judicial review in contractual disputes involving the state. This judgment, delivered by Justice J.B. Pardiwala, delves into the nuances of how courts should approach disputes arising out of contracts with the government or its instrumentalities, particularly under writ jurisdiction. Factual Background