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What to Do If You're Wrongly Accused of Travelling Ticketless on a Train

A recent consumer forum ruling held Indian Railways accountable for penalising a passenger holding a valid confirmed e-ticket. Here is what the law says about your passenger rights and how to claim refund and punitive damages.

Sec 54 & 137, Railways Act 1989 • Consumer Protection Act 2019
AR
Adv. Rajesh Sharma
4 min read • Sep 02, 2026
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Consumer AlertAdvisory Alert

What Is 'Digital Arrest' and How Can You Legally Protect Yourself & Your Savings?

Cyber fraudsters are posing as CBI, ED, and Mumbai Police officers over Skype and WhatsApp video calls to extort life savings under the fake pretext of 'Digital Arrest'. Here is why digital arrest has zero legal validity in India.

Sec 318(4), 319(2) BNS 2023 • Sec 66D IT Act 2000
AK
Adv. Karan Varma
6 min read • Aug 30, 2026
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Statutory BreakdownConstitutional Law

What Is Article 142? The Supreme Court's Power of "Complete Justice" Explained

The Supreme Court frequently invokes Article 142 to quash multiple FIRs, grant mutual divorces without cooling-off periods, and resolve complex constitutional deadlocks. Here is what it means for ordinary citizens.

Article 142(1), Constitution of India
AA
Adv. Ananya Iyer
5 min read • Aug 26, 2026
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How-To GuideFinancial Recovery

When a Cheque Bounces: Complete Step-by-Step Recovery & Section 138 Notice Guide

Someone gave you a cheque that was returned for 'Insufficient Funds' or 'Account Closed'? Learn the strict statutory 30-day notice timeline, court jurisdiction rules, and how to recover your money with interest.

Sec 138, 142 & 143A, Negotiable Instruments Act 1881
AR
Adv. Rajesh Sharma
7 min read • Aug 22, 2026
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Opinion & RightsCivil Rights

Can Police Arrest You to 'Prevent' a Crime? Understanding Section 170 BNSS

Recent videos showing preventive detentions during peaceful gatherings have prompted questions about citizen liberty. Here is what the new criminal law BNSS says and how you can enforce your constitutional rights.

Sec 170, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 2023 • Art 21 & 22 Constitution
AV
Adv. Vikramaditya Rao
5 min read • Aug 18, 2026
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How-To GuideProperty Rights

RERA Delayed Possession: How Homebuyers Can Claim Monthly Interest or 100% Refund

Builder missed the agreed possession date? Under Section 18 of the RERA Act, buyers have the unconditional right to choose between monthly interest till possession or a full refund with compounding SBI MCLR+2% interest.

Sec 18 & 19(4), RERA Act 2016
AP
Adv. Priya Mehta
6 min read • Aug 14, 2026
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