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The State of Haryana introduced the Haryana Global Capability Centre Policy 2026, vide Gazette Notification dated 27th May 2026, signalling its intent to position itself as a preferred destination for multinational corporations seeking to establish or expand GCC operations in India.

Insolvency Proceedings are commenced upon bankruptcy of a debtor. In simple terms, bankruptcy is inability of a corporate debtor to pay back its creditors. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016...

The Real Estate Infrastructure Trust has been introduced by Securities and Exchange Board of India in India since 2008, however, so far only two REITS have been registered in India and none of them have been listed on stock exchanges.

Real estate has long been a cornerstone of wealth creation, offering investors a tangible asset with the potential for steady income and long-term capital appreciation. In the context of India...

In the recent case of Navin M Raheja vs. Vipul Jain and Ors., the Hon'ble National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, New Delhi ("NCLAT") has held that the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process ("CIRP") against a real estate company should be project-based and should not be extended to all ongoing projects of the real estate company.

Senior Partner, Hardeep Sachdeva, Partner, Parag Maini and Partner, Shahrukh Khan, AZB & Partners, analyze the Supreme Court of India’s landmark ruling examining the Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions Act...

Raus Constructions Private Limited availed credit facilities from Indian Bank in 2012.

In a recent decision1 , the Supreme Court of India ("Supreme Court") reiterated that the burden to prove that a 'property' is a joint property of a Hindu Undivided Family...

The plea for quashing the FIR was advanced on the ground that the Appellants had amicably settled the dispute with the complainant. The Court after discussing various precedents on the subject summarised the broad principles in relation to Section 482 for quashing FIRs.

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has released a comprehensive discussion paper addressing critical challenges in the real estate insolvency sector.

Under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, an "Occupancy Certificate" means a certificate issued by the local authorities permitting a building to be legally occupied.

The Complainants had executed registered sale agreements dated March 31, 2015 for booking 2 flats bearing numbers 703 and 803 in B1-Building, "F- Residences" at Haveli, Pune.

With the advent of the RERA in the year 2016, a lot has been written about the promoters in terms of their responsibility under RERA but rarely has the focus shifted to the homebuyers who are equal stakeholders in a real estate transaction.

This article details the safeguards and mechanisms that co-working space operator can negotiate to nullify or mitigate the adverse affects of the sale of such property to a third party.

In a significant step towards improving ease of doing business, the Government of Maharashtra (GoM) has rationalised the framework governing conversion of agricultural land to non-agricultural use under the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, 1966 (MLRC).

India's urban land ceiling regime was designed to curb concentration of landholdings and make surplus land available for equitable development, but for decades it also generated title uncertainty and long running disputes.

Under the MHAD Act, a Permanent Alternate Accommodation Agreement is part of the statutory redevelopment scheme, not just a private contract. In Mahabanoo Contractor v. Kalikund Developers (2026), the Supreme Court held that MHADA can enforce it, so occupants can compel a defaulting developer through MHADA, writ petitions and civil remedies.

The loan was availed by the Corporate Debtor through L&T Housing Finance Ltd. and the same was secured by corporate guarantee provided by the Appellant.