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Supreme Court mandates Two-Month “Cooling-Off” period before arrest in Matrimonial-Cruelty cases -Shivangi Bansal v. Sahib Bansal

How the Supreme Court’ July Ruling Revives Welfare Committees and Reshapes the Law under 498A IPC / BNS ltr India’ highest court has restored a conciliation-first protocol that prevents the police...

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Pendency of 498A Cannot Be a Bar to Appointment in Government Service- Rajasthan High Court in Amrit Pal v. State of Rajasthan

The Indian judiciary has repeatedly affirmed that a pending criminal case under 498A of the Indian Penal Code—which penal cruelty by a husband or his relatives—does not by itself render a candidate...

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Insurance Companies Cannot Treat Mental and Physical Illness Differently: Ensuring Compliance with Section 21(4) of the Mental Healthcare Act 2017

Introduction ltr The landmark case of Shikha Nischal vs National Insurance Company Limited decided by the Delhi High Court on April , , fundamentally reshaped the landscape of mental health insurance...

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What is a Married Women's Property (MWP) Act Insurance Policy ?

The Married Women' Property (MWP) Act insurance policy represents one of India' most significant legal protections for married women' financial security. This progressive legislation ensures that...

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Navigating Life Insurance Claims in the Absence of a Nominee & the requirement Succession Certificate in India

h1 heading Part I: The Legal Landscape of Life Insurance Claims ltr h2 heading . : The Unsettled Claim: The Legal and Financial Void ltr When a life insurance policyholder passes away, the...

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Procedure for a Divorce by Mutual Consent in India

h1 heading Introduction ltr Divorce by mutual consent is a significant development in Indian matrimonial law, offering couples a dignified and amicable way to dissolve their marriage. This provision...

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How to Buy Property in India as an NRI or an OCI

Buying property in India as a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) is a structured process governed by the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and Reserve Bank of India...

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The Evolution of Ad-Interim Maintenance Law in India: From Rajesh Chaudhary to Rajnesh v. Neha

The doctrine of ad-interim maintenance represents one of the most significant procedural innovations in Indian law over the past two decades. This specialized form of temporary relief, distinct from...

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A Guide to Service Rules for Delhi's DSSSB-Recruited Employees

For thousands of individuals who secure employment with the Government of NCT of Delhi (GNCTD) and its allied bodies through the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB), understanding the...

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How to file a Consumer case online: a step-by-step guide on using the e-Jagriti portal

Filing a consumer complaint in India has become more accessible with the introduction of the -Jagriti portal, an initiative by the National Informatics Centre under the Ministry of Electronics &...

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Car purchased in name of company: out of purview of Consumer Protection Act

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) delivered a significant judgment on December , , in the case of / . Steel Strips Wheels Ltd. & Anr. vs / . BMW India Pvt. Ltd. & Ors...

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Deposit Requirements for Filing Appeals Under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019

The Consumer Protection Act, introduced significant changes to the appeal process, including mandatory deposit requirements that appellants must fulfill before their appeals can be entertained by...

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How much Court Fee required for filing a Consumer Case?

Filing a consumer complaint under the Consumer Protection Act, involves a structured fee system designed to make justice accessible while ensuring the consumer redressal mechanism remains financially...

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Maintenance under Section 12 of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005

of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, (DV Act) is a vital provision aimed at providing financial support to women and children who have suffered due to domestic violence. This...

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Photocopies held not to be sufficient documentary evidence: NCDRC applies principles of evidentiary law to the benefit of consumer

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has reaffirmed a critical principle of Indian evidentiary law in its recent judgment in Bharti Axa Life Insurance Co. Ltd. & Anr. vs. Madhu...

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Understanding Reasons for Mediclaim Rejection

Mediclaim (health insurance) policies are crucial for financial protection during medical emergencies, yet policyholders often face claim rejections due to various policy terms and conditions. Lets...

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Facing a Consumer Dispute? Here’s How to Find Trusted Legal Support

If you’ve ever encountered a defective product, poor service, or misleading advertisement, you know how frustrating consumer disputes can be. Fortunately, India’ consumer courts are designed to...

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Merely directing policyholders to visit a website does not constitute a valid communication of policy terms and conditions & will render them in-applicable

The judgment by the Hon’ble National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) in Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. vs Karam Singh , has established a crucial precedent regarding insurance companies'...

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Insurance Company Must Prove Pre-existing Disease Existed at the Time of Proposal: NCDRC Reaffirms Legal Principle

Insurance Company Must Prove Pre-existing Disease Existed at the Time of Proposal: NCDRC Reaffirms Legal Principle ltr ltr A recent decision by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission...

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Issue notice to the other party before allowing appeal –Delhi High Court in M/S Cosmic Orange Infraventures Pvt. Ltd. vs L. Subramainam & Anr

The Delhi High Court' decision in / Cosmic Orange Infraventures Pvt. Ltd. vs . Subramainam & Anr highlights a fundamental principle of natural justice that has far-reaching implications for appellate...

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Scrutinising the exclusion clauses in a health insurance policy

Exclusion clauses in health insurance policies, particularly clause . which often excludes coverage for pre-existing conditions, have come under increased legal scrutiny in India. Recent judicial...

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Procedure in cases before the Central Administrative Tribunal

The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), established in , adjudicates disputes related to recruitment and service conditions of central government employees, following principles of natural justice...

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Mis-selling of Health Insurance policies: legal remedies and consumer rights

Mis-selling of health insurance policies is a growing concern, with many consumers falling victim to unethical practices by agents or insurers. Mis-selling occurs when policies are sold under false...

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Contesting a Health Insurance claim rejection before Consumer Courts 

Health insurance is a vital financial safety net for individuals facing medical emergencies. However, the process of filing claims can sometimes be fraught with challenges, to rejections that may...

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Comprehensive Analysis of Health Insurance Law and Regulatory Framework in India

start India’ health insurance landscape operates within a complex legal and regulatory ecosystem designed to balance industry growth with consumer protection. Recent reforms focus more on...

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