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    Mother wins property battle against son and daughter-in-law: Delhi HC orders them to vacate her house

    The Delhi High Court ordered a son and his wife to vacate his parents' house after ownership documents proved that his mother was the sole owner of the house which his father purchased. The court emphasized that mere residence does not confer ownership rights.

    Chandigarh property owners may get relief: UT plans regularisation of pre-2011 GPA, SPA transactions

    Chandigarh's administration has introduced a new policy aimed at regularizing properties acquired through power of attorney transactions prior to 2011. The initiative seeks to ease the transition of ownership records for qualified property owners, addressing a significant backlog of applications with local authorities. However, this policy will not extend to new power of attorney transactions. If ratified, it promises to resolve many property ownership dilemmas for residents.

    Family land dispute: Karnataka HC upholds partition based on Taluka Surveyor’s report; owners can separately claim encroached portions

    While family was disputing about their properties, neighbours grabbed some lands and encroached it; Karnataka HC upholds partition of properties based on Taluka Surveyor’s report and allows property owners to make separate claims for over land encroached by neighbours. This judgement was given by Justice Hanchate Sanjeev Kumar of Karnataka High Court.

    Brother-in-law sold 26 bigha land using GPA for Rs 6.95 crore; didn't pay full share to sister-in-law; Delhi HC orders him to pay Rs 2.27 crore

    Sister-in-law purchased 26 bighas of land in Najafgarh in 1985 and gave GPA to brother-in-law who in turn sold this land for Rs 6.95 crore in 2011; sister-in-law dies in 2012 without a Will; Delhi HC orders brother-in-law to pay Rs 2.27 crore to sister-in-law’s daughters.

    Oriental Insurance hopes to turn corner in FY27 assisted by NSE stake dilution

    Looking ahead, Oriental Insurance Company projects a profitable turnaround by 2026-27, facilitated by a planned stake dilution in the National Stock Exchange through an upcoming IPO. The company plans to offer close to 49.57 lakh shares in this process. Such a move is anticipated to enhance financial stability and liquidity, with subscriptions commencing on September 17, marking a key milestone for the insurer.

    Psychology says parents who make their kids sit with the class topper may be onto something, but there’s a catch

    A supportive, engaged peer may be more useful than simply the student with the highest marks. Someone who explains concepts, studies consistently, asks questions and encourages persistence can provide meaningful learning opportunities.

    The Economic Times
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