Navigating RERA Litigation
Navigating RERA Litigation Author Alankar Narula Date December 29, 2024 Share Now Essential Insights for Builders The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), has significantly redefined India’s real estate sector, providing homebuyers with unprecedented safeguards. However, the stringent compliance mandates of RERA have also heightened the legal risks for builders. From project delays […]
Legal Strategies Every Builder Must Know to Protect Projects and Avoid Disputes
Legal Strategies Every Builder Must Know to Protect Projects and Avoid Disputes Author Alankar Narula Date December 25, 2024 Share Now RERA Guidelines Unveiled The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), is a game-changing regulation in India’s real estate sector, designed to protect homebuyers and introduce much-needed transparency and accountability among developers. While […]
Anti-Dowry Laws in the Indian Legal Landscape: An Examination of Men’s Rights and Recent Developments
The misuse of anti-dowry laws in India has raised significant concerns, with the Supreme Court calling for careful scrutiny in matrimonial disputes. While laws like Section 498A of the IPC were designed to protect women from dowry harassment, reports of false cases have highlighted the need for judicial caution. Key judgments, including Rajesh Sharma v. State of UP (2017) and Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar (2014), emphasize balancing the rights of victims with safeguards for the accused. As the legal system evolves, introducing penalties for false allegations and promoting mediation could ensure these laws serve their true purpose. This issue remains a critical point for reform and public awareness.