Cricket legend Yuvraj Singh sends legal notices to two Delhi-based real estate firms for alleged violation of his privacy rights and delayed delivery of a housing unit.
Real EstatePrivacy RightsDelayed PossessionYuvraj SinghIntellectual Property RightsReal EstateMay 28, 2024
Yuvraj Singh sent legal notices to the two real estate firms for alleged violation of his privacy rights and delayed delivery of a housing unit
Delhi-based law firm Rizwan Law Associates is representing Yuvraj Singh in this matter
The name of the real estate firm is not specified in the article but it is mentioned that M/s Brilliant Etoile Private Limited and M/s Uppal Housing Private Limited are the notices in one of the legal notices pertaining to the delayed possession of the dwelling units
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Yuvraj Singh and the real estate firm expired on November 23 2023
Yuvraj Singh is claiming that his Copyright Personality Rights and Right to Publicity have been violated by the real estate firm
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