Background of the Inheritance Dispute What began as a private family disagreement after the death of businessman Sanjay Kapoor has rapidly evolved into one of the most closely watched inheritance battles in recent memory. Legal and Courtroom Dimensions The dispute—now pending before the Delhi High Court—sits at...

Background of the Inheritance Dispute What began as a private family disagreement after the death of businessman Sanjay Kapoor has rapidly evolved into one of the most closely watched inheritance battles in recent memory. Legal and Courtroom...

Consumer Rights Reaffirmed by the Supreme Court of India In a significant reaffirmation of consumer rights, the Supreme Court of India has clarified that merely leasing or renting out a residential flat does not deprive the flat owner of the status of a “consumer” under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986. The ruling, delivered on 5 February 2026, decisively pushes back against a growing tendency to label leased residential properties as “commercial transactions” and deny homebuyers access to consumer remedies. The Case at a Glance ParticularDetailsCaseVineet Bhari v. MGF DevelopersCourtSupreme Court of IndiaNature of JudgmentReportableDateFebruary 5, 2026 At the heart of the dispute was a familiar argument raised by builders: once a flat is leased,...

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