PSP Legal has represented large groups of real estate buyers, pursued first-of-its-kind criminal remedies, and contributed to public-interest causes through pro-bono litigation.
PSP Legal is the only law firm to represent real estate buyers before various adjudication forums and courts including the Supreme Court, High Courts, National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), and Criminal Courts for registration of FIRs and related remedies.
PSP Legal is the only law firm to get a class action suit under 12(1)(c) adjudicated in record time. The matter Anurag Gupta & Ors v. Unitech Hi-tech Projects Pvt. Ltd CC/661/2017 was settled in less than 8 months with an order of refund with 9% interest from the builder.
In one case, the chairman of a real estate company approached a Delhi court seeking injunction against home buyers coming to his house or office following delay in possession of flats. Instead of granting an injunction to the builder, the court presided by Senior Civil Judge Sunil Beniwal directed him to grant complete and unrestricted access to buyers, over 1,400 in number, and their counsel Piyush Singh from PSP Legal.
Read MorePSP Legal represented a home buyer who was cheated by a real estate developer by inducing buyers on the pretext that an international tennis celebrity had endorsed the project. PSP Legal approached the criminal court through 156(3) CrPC and got an FIR registered against the builder and Maria Sharapova. The order was first of its kind, as never before had an FIR been registered against a celebrity for endorsing a project.
PSP Legal is proud to contribute through its pro-bono litigation for protection of environment in the country. It was on the petition filed by PSP Legal before the National Green Tribunal (NGT) that the use of firecrackers was regulated in India.
Read MorePSP Legal is proud to contribute through its pro-bono litigation for protection of environment in the country. It was on the petition filed by PSP Legal before NGT that the wastage of paper was banned for Delhi University Elections and directions were given to DUSU and Delhi University to conduct paperless elections through electronic campaigning and canvassing.
It was on the petition filed by PSP Legal on behalf of a student who was disallowed to appear for the AIIMS examination because the QR Code in his Aadhaar Card could not be scanned at the examination centre in Karnataka. The Delhi High Court directed AIIMS to compensate the student by INR 50,000 as cost and also framed guidelines.
PSP Legal filed a criminal case against leading e-commerce giant Snapdeal to recover the due amount for its client Rajdhani Cotton. The matter was eventually settled out of court and was widely covered by new media.
PSP Legal won a legal battle for several home buyers against Unitech for refund of their money with interest.
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