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What is RERA? How to register in Rera?

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  What is RERA Registration ?   RERA registration is the entry of real estate projects or a real estate agent with Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA. The RERA has been launched by the Government of India to facilitate transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the real estate sector.     Purposes of RERA Registration The following are the core purposes of RERA registration:   1. To secure the rights of homebuyers 2 . For greater transparency between the homebuyers and real estate agents. 3 . The project should be completed in time. 4 . Redressal mechanism of grievances should be available.   Who Needs RERA Registration ? 1. Real Estate Developers/PromotersIn case the size of land is above 500 square meters or in case the number of units in a project exceeds eight, then the developer is liable to get that particular project registered under RERA. 2. Real Estate Agents: If an agent engages in the sale/...

How to use e-court website

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  To use an  e-Court system, you generally need to follow these steps:   1. Create Account Visit the official portal of e-Court about your country or region. For example, in India, the e-Courts portal is maintained by the Ministry of Law and Justice. In the U.S., each state or court may have their own e-filing system. - Register with the portal by providing necessary details such as your name, contact information, and, in some cases, your lawyer's details (if you are a party to the case).   2. Log In   - After registration, log into the e-Court system using your credentials. Some systems may require multi-factor authentication for added security.   3. File a Case (if applicable) - For case filing, the relevant documents can be uploaded directly from the e-Court portal if one is filing a case. Here, you are mostly supposed to upload necessary paper work (petition and applications, etc.) in the electronic format such as PDF and provide so...

The Supreme Court of India has a website designed to provide access to a wide range of legal resources and services for litigants, lawyers, and the public. Here's a step-by-step guide to using the Supreme Court's website

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 The Supreme Court of India has a website designed to provide access to a wide range of legal resources and services for litigants, lawyers, and the public. Here's a step-by-step guide to using the Supreme Court's website: Access the Website Go to the official website :  The   Supreme Court of India   Navigate the homepage : You'll find menus and quick links to the most commonly accessed resources. Key Features and How to Use Them     supreme court  Case Status Purpose : To check the status of a case. Steps : Click on "Case Status" in the main menu. Search by: Diary Number Case Number Party Name Filing Details Enter the details and hit "Search." Daily Orders/Judgments Purpose : To view daily orders or judgments delivered by the Court. Steps : Select "Judgments" or "Daily Orders" from the menu. Search by: Date Case Number Judge Name Parties Results will display relevant orders or judgments. Cause List Purpose : To see the list of...

How to Use the Delhi High Court Website

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 The Delhi High Court website is a valuable resource for accessing court-related information, including case status, judgments, orders, cause lists, and more. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate and use the website effectively:  1. Access the Website    - Visit the official Delhi High Court website: Key Features of the Website The homepage provides quick links to various sections. Here’s what you can explore: a. Case Status    -Steps to Check Case Status      1. Click on "Case Status" from the top menu or the quick links on the homepage.      2. Choose the search method:         Case Number         Party Name         Filing NumberCNR Number (unique case identifier)      3. Enter the required details and click"Search" to view the case status. b. Judgments & Orders    -Steps to Search Judgments/Orders      1. Cli...