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Mutual Consent Divorce in Delhi: What the Six-Month Wait Really Means

The statutory cooling-off period under section 13B(2) is no longer absolute. When courts waive it, what they look for, and how couples can prepare.

Cheque Dishonour under Section 138: The Timeline That Decides the Case

Most section 138 complaints that fail, fail on limitation rather than on merits. A step-by-step look at the statutory clock.

SARFAESI Section 17: What a Borrower Can Still Do After a Possession Notice

A possession notice is not the end of the road. The remedies available before the Debt Recovery Tribunal, and the timelines that govern them.

RBI Digital Lending Norms: A Compliance Checklist for NBFCs

Disbursement flows, lending service providers, key fact statements and grievance redressal — the recurring compliance gaps regulators query.

Anticipatory Bail: Preparing an Application That the Court Can Grant

What the Sessions Court and the High Court actually weigh when apprehension of arrest is pleaded, and the material worth putting on record.

Maintenance Claims: Choosing the Right Provision and Forum

Section 125 CrPC, the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, section 24 HMA and the PWDV Act overlap. Picking the wrong one costs months.

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