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• Wills, Probate and Succession Certificates in Delhi: What Heirs Need to KnowAfter a death, families in Delhi face a set of procedures that depend on whether there is a will, what the assets are and which personal law applies.04 November 2025
• Maintenance under Section 144 BNSS (formerly 125 CrPC): Rights of Wives, Children and ParentsSection 144 of the BNSS carries forward the summary maintenance remedy that has protected dependants for decades.14 October 2025
• Mutual Consent Divorce in Delhi: The Procedure under Section 13B and Waiver of the Six-Month WaitMutual consent divorce is the quickest and least damaging way to end a marriage when both spouses agree.09 September 2025
• Insurance Claim Rejected? Remedies against Repudiation in IndiaInsurers repudiate claims on grounds that often do not survive scrutiny: non-disclosure of trivial facts, exclusions read too widely, or delay in intimation.26 August 2025
• How to File a Consumer Complaint in India: District, State and National CommissionsConsumer Commissions are meant to be quick, inexpensive and usable without a lawyer.12 August 2025
• Land Acquisition and Compensation under the 2013 Act: What Landowners in Delhi NCR Should KnowThe 2013 Act replaced the colonial acquisition law with a regime of consent, social impact assessment and enhanced compensation.29 July 2025
• Waqf Property Disputes in India: Jurisdiction of the Waqf Tribunal and Rights of Mutawallis and BeneficiariesWaqf property is governed by a dedicated statute and a dedicated tribunal, and the law has changed significantly with the 2025 amendment.15 July 2025
• Filing a RERA Complaint for Delayed Possession: Refund, Interest or Possession with CompensationRERA gives homebuyers a specialised forum against developers who miss the promised possession date.01 July 2025
• Partition Suits in Delhi: Dividing Family Property When Co-owners DisagreeWhen co-owners cannot agree on dividing an inherited house or plot, a partition suit is the legal route to a share by metes and bounds or a sale.17 June 2025
• Buying Property in Delhi: The Legal Due Diligence Checklist Before You PayDelhi property carries specific risks: leasehold plots, unauthorised colonies, power-of-attorney transactions and builder floors without sanction.03 June 2025