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The recent judgement of Shreepati Build Infra Investment vs Abhiyan Developers , NCLT illustrates amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) can significantly impact the maintainability...

The Division Bench of the Hon'ble High Court of Punjab and Haryana ("High Court") in a recent judgment1 addressed the issue of jurisdiction in cases involving complaints against promoters...

Considering that land is a scarce commodity in an island city like Mumbai, with the continuously increasing value of land, the Government was finding it challenging to continue charging the same lease

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) in its recent order has held that mere non-procurement of an occupancy certificate by a developer does not make the developer liable

Please briefly describe the main laws that govern real estate in your jurisdiction.

RERA empowers the Regulator to direct real estate developers to produce their books of accounts.

The proposed Act will be made applicable to the whole of the State of Maharashtra.

In line with the expectations, and as an aftermath to the hugely controversial demonetization exercise, Budget 2017 announced on February 1 has clearly toed the populist line.

Revenue recognition is a cornerstone of accrual accounting system which determines the accounting period in which revenues and expenses are to be realized.

The Respondent, a company incorporated in Singapore, was the parent of Esys Information Technology ("Esys India") registered under the Companies Act, 1956, having its registered office at Chandigarh.

The High Court of Telangana has reaffirmed the sanctity of arbitration agreements in a real estate dispute between Urbanwoods Realty LLP and Mrs. Uma Rastogi (deceased) and another.

The Bye-Laws were struck down as they were held to be in excess of the scope and ambit of the powers vested in the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) to make Bye-laws under Section 388 (1) A (9) of the NDMC Act.

Broadly, GCCs in India may be categorised into two segments: (i) entities that have been operating in India for several years, in some cases for over a decade; and (ii) entities that have recently established or are in the process of establishing operations in India.

Between early 2025 and mid-July 2026, the Supreme Court settled a question that had kept real estate developers across India on edge: can a project that broke ground without environmental clearance (‘EC’) ever be regularised after the fact? Across a series of rulings culminating in Vanashakti II, the Court clarified the legal status of ex post facto EC’s and spelt out what they mean for projects already built, those still under construction and those yet to leave the drawing board.

The Supreme Court of India in the recent judgment of Manish Kumar and others vs. Union of India , ruled against a group of allottees of real-estate projects who had challenged the amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code Act 2020.

An analysis of why there are no takers for title insurance and what needs to be done.

In today's rapidly evolving property landscape, it is essential for landowners, prospective buyers, and legal professionals to stay informed about the laws...