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Divorce Lawyer Mumbai: Expert Legal Guidance Through Your SeparationDivorce Lawyer Mumbai: Expert Legal Guidance Through Your Separation

Your marriage has broken down. You know separation is inevitable. But you’re overwhelmed by questions that keep you awake at night. How do you start the divorce process? What are your rights? What about your

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Builder Can’t Levy Maintenance Charge On Flat Purchasers Without Obtaining Occupancy Certificate: NCDRCBuilder Can’t Levy Maintenance Charge On Flat Purchasers Without Obtaining Occupancy Certificate: NCDRC

Madhusudhan Reddy R and J. Shanthamma & Ors. v. VDB Whitefield Development Pvt. Ltd. (Consumer Complaint No. 763 Of 2020)  The complaint in the above case arose out of the allotment of incomplete apartments in

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Court Cannot Reject Plea For Divorce By Mutual Consent Just Because Husband & Wife Are Residing In Same Premises-Karnataka High CourtCourt Cannot Reject Plea For Divorce By Mutual Consent Just Because Husband & Wife Are Residing In Same Premises-Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court has held that just because an estranged couple are residing under the same roof, a court cannot reject their plea seeking seeking dissolution of marriage by mutual consent, on this ground

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