Land acquisition has been a crucial yet contentious issue in India, with the development of infrastructure, industrial projects, and urban expansion often requiring the government to acquire pr...

The legal framework for the construction industry encompasses a complex array of laws, regulations, and contractual obligations designed to ensure the successful execution of construction proje...

The Enemy Property Act of 1968 was enacted in India following the 1965 war with Pakistan to regulate properties owned by individuals classified as "enemy aliens" or "enemy subjects." This legis...

This article examines the dual challenge of crisis management and legal adaptation in the face of disasters in India. It explores the evolving legal and institutional framework, assesses recent...

One of the most fundamental aspects of a person's socioeconomic existence is property. As a result, property act has grown to be a significant field of civil law. The Property Transfers Act of ...

The flexibility to have a legally binding relationship and to enter into contracts is something which society permits us legitimately and naturally. Instilling this flexibility into contract dr...

The principle of eminent domain encapsulates the sovereign's prerogative to appropriate private property for public use, contingent upon the payment of just compensation. This legal doctrine, d...

Classification of Land: Warkas Land: Warkas land refers to fallow or uncultivated land that is temporarily left idle for a specific period. The term "Warkas" essentially means fallow land....

Background Delhi High Court passed a Judgment on 03.11.2023 in respect to the writ petition which was filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India (read with Section 482 of the Code of...

In the post-independence era, India experienced substantial legislative transformations aimed at addressing the intricacies of land administration, particularly in agrarian states like Rajastha...