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Knowledge Hub

Legal notes & explainers

General informational articles on Indian law and procedure published by the chambers. These notes are educational in nature and are not legal advice.

Insolvency & Bankruptcy01 Nov 2026

Dealing With EPFO Claims After Initiation of the CIRP

An analysis of how Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) claims are treated once a Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process begins — the interplay between the IBC moratorium and EPFO's assessment powers, and the admissibility of crystallised versus uncrystallised claims.

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NRI Legal01 Nov 2026

NRI Property Matters: Managing Indian Assets from Abroad

Non-Resident Indians with property and family interests in Punjab face unique procedural challenges. A practical overview of powers of attorney, documentation and dispute management.

Civil Law01 Nov 2026

Property Disputes in Punjab: Common Causes and Legal Remedies

Title conflicts, partition disagreements and illegal possession are among the most common property disputes in Punjab. Here is how the law addresses them.

Criminal Law01 Nov 2026

Understanding Bail in India: Types and Legal Framework

An overview of regular, anticipatory and interim bail under Indian criminal procedure, and the factors courts weigh while granting relief.