Clear, practical information on Indian law — criminal procedure, family matters, property, cyber crime and more — written to help you understand your legal position before you take the next step.
The framework of criminal law in India — categories of offences, how a complaint is filed, the rights of the accused, bail and anticipatory bail, and how a trial proceeds.
Read Article →Divorce, maintenance, child custody and domestic violence — practical answers to the family law questions Indian households actually face, and how the family courts approach them.
Read Article →Online fraud, identity theft and social media offences — the laws that apply under the IT Act and BNS, how to report on the 1930 helpline and cyber crime portal, and the remedies available to victims.
Read Article →Delayed possession, changed layouts, refund claims — how the RERA Act, 2016 protects homebuyers, how to file a RERA complaint in Delhi, and what relief the authority can grant.
Read Article →Why businesses choose arbitration over court litigation — the process under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, enforcement of awards, and when conciliation makes more sense.
Read Article →DGCA rules, the Aircraft Act and passenger rights — a rare practical overview of aviation law compliance in India for airlines, operators and aggrieved passengers.
Read Article →What to do when the police station refuses to record your complaint: written complaint to the SHO, DCP under Section 173(4), and the Magistrate under Section 175(3) BNSS.
Read Article →The 30-day notice, 15-day payment period, one-month filing window, which court to approach and interim compensation under Section 143A.
Read Article →Section 13B requirements, first and second motion, the six-month period and when courts may waive it, and the documents you need.
Read Article →Which commission to approach, pecuniary limits, the two-year time limit, fees and online filing on e-Daakhil.
Read Article →These articles are general information, not legal advice. For guidance on your specific situation, you can reach the office of Advocate Rohit Grewal at Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi.