Ritika Dedhia
Ritika Dedhia is an associate at IndiaLaw LLP with the Corporate Law practice, with experience spanning legal due diligence, banking and finance transactions, real estate advisory, consumer protection matters, and general corporate advisory. She has been actively involved in conducting Legal Due Diligence (LDD) exercises for financial institutions and asset reconstruction companies in relation to stressed assets, financing transactions and enforcement-related matters. Her work includes review and analysis of transaction documents, title and security creation documents, charge filings, litigation and insolvency proceedings, SARFAESI enforcement actions, and preparation of detailed due diligence reports and title search reports. She has also assisted clients in matters relating to real estate transactions, regulatory compliance, contractual structuring, consumer disputes, and commercial documentation.
Posts By Ritika Dedhia

Continuity Of Service Is Not Employment: Supreme Court On Contractor-Supplied Workers →

Supreme Court Reaffirms Absolute Protection of Forest Land: Illegal Agricultural Leases Cannot Be Regularised →

No Forced Possession in Delayed Projects: REAT Jaipur Clarifies Scope of Refund Rights →

When Adoption Cannot Be Collaterally Questioned: Allahabad High Court Interprets Section 16, Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act →

Pending Criminal Case ≠ Passport Denial: Supreme Court on Renewal Rights under the Passports Act →

Centralising Religious Dietary Certifications: An Analysis of the Food Safety and Standards (Amendment) Bill, 2025 →

Dowry, Personal Law, and Constitutional Morality: Reaffirming Core Principles in Dowry Death Jurisprudence →

No Maintenance Without a Valid Marriage: Allahabad High Court Reiterates Statutory Limits of Section 125 Cr.P.C. →

Resignation vs. Retirement: Supreme Court Clarifies Pension Forfeiture but Protects Gratuity Rights →

A Win for Disability Justice: Bureaucratic Delay Cannot Override Equal Opportunity →

Restoring Dignity and Property: SC Rules on Mahr and Marriage Gifts →
