The Indian government in July informed that in Delhi alone 64,300 illegal or unauthorised constructions have been identified since 2016 by ...

The demolition of the Apex and Ceyane towers is scheduled for May 22 but after the Sunday test blasts, experts engaged in the job said the ...

"In respect to those home buyers, who have entered into settlement as noted in the note submitted by the amicus curiae, the settlement shal...

Currently, many real estate developers have unsold inventory and therefore, they are now offering financial benefits, discounts and easy pa...

With no construction activity during the majority part of the last year, first due to pollution ban and then due to lockdown, the developer...

“We will accept customers from any stuck project and give him a flat at any of our under-construction or ready-to-move projects. Once we re...

The apex court took note of the report of advocate Gaurav Agrawal, who is assisting it as an amicus curiae, that there was a list of 164 ho...

Railways, one of the largest employers in the country, too faced the wrath of the consumer courts as in one case, the Delhi state consumer ...

A clamp down on benami properties and courts' verdicts in favour of the buyers means that the system is gearing up to benefit the end-custo...

Luck was also not in favour of Roy as his repeated efforts to impress the top court with various plans to garner Rs 10,000 crore to walk ou...

Corporate legal cases kept India Inc on its toes in 2014 as high stake matters on coal, telecom and mining came up in the Supreme Court.

The anti-monopoly watchdog has found that these builders did not disclose crucial information about the built-up area.

Developers like Omaxe, Supertech, Eldeco, Gaursons and Tulip Infratech confirmed they have received notices and replied to them.

The harsh punishments suggested in the bill will drive several small developers to abandon projects midway leaving buyers in the lurch.