Undisclosed Income, Undone Order: How Legalfoxes Got an Ad-Interim Maintenance Award Reviewed and Reversed The Family Court, Saket, reviews its own earlier order and dismisses the wife’s claim for interim maintenance, holding that unexplained credit entries in her bank account point to a source of income she was trying to conceal. Court of Ms. Namrita…
Balancing the Deal: Vetting an International Dessert Brand’s Entry Into Delhi NCR When an Oman-born konafa brand looked to expand into India through an Area Development model, our review turned a one-sided draft into a fair, workable partnership. Transaction Type: Area Development Agreement (Master Franchisee – Area Developer) · Brand: an Oman-headquartered dessert concept expanding…
When Is a Child’s Retention “Illegal Detention”? A Habeas Corpus Petition Seeking a Minor’s Return to New Zealand A father seeks a writ of habeas corpus before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, asking the Court to trace a missing four-year-old and permit his return to New Zealand. Criminal Writ Petition (Habeas Corpus) · Article…
When a “Security Cheque” Isn’t a Debt: Defending a Pilot Against a Bond Recovery Notice A commercial pilot faced a multi-crore legal notice built on a blank cheque signed at the start of his employment. Here’s why that cheque was never a debt to begin with. Matter Type: Reply to Legal Notice under Section 138…
Keeping the Right Court in Charge: How Legalfoxes Defeated a Bid to Derail a ₹98 Lakh Recovery Suit The Gurugram Civil Court rejects a transfer application, holding that an employer’s claims against a former employee remain a civil dispute — not a commercial one. Court of the Civil Judge (Senior Division), Gurugram · Aaizel International…