The terms ‘lease’ and ‘licence’ have been defined under Section 105 of the Transfer of Property Act and Section 52 of the Indian Easements Act respectively. Lease- Section 105 of the Transfer of Property Act Lease deed of an immovable property could be defined as the transfer of a right to enjoy such property, for …
The caste, tribe, or community certificate issued by the appointing authority in the required form for SCs, STs, and OBCs is only recognised as proof of a candidate’s claim to be a member of a Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, or Other Backward Class. The test of affinity An affinity test requires authorities to investigate and …
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During various business transactions or even in day to day life, one may face a situation where they have to ask for their own money back from someone. During these situations, a legal course of action can be of assistance. After having sent a legal notice for the recovery of money, it could be believed …
When the police receive information, a complaint, or a report about a crime, an officer may arrest the suspect specified in the report to prevent additional violations. The suspect is then taken to the police station and is said to be in police custody. Police custody consists of the offender being detained in a prison …
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India implemented the Goods and Services Tax (GST) as an extensive indirect tax reform. It did away with a number of federal and state levies, streamlining the tax code and bringing about uniformity in the taxing system. GST is a tax that can be applied to a variety of products and services, including expert services …
One of the basic foundations of society is the institution of marriage, and numerous legal frameworks work to preserve its sanctity. The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 in India regulates Hindu weddings and offers standards for separation, alimony, and other relevant issues. The Act’s attitude on monogamy, which forbids someone from being married to more …
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The Indian Parliament passed the POCSO Act, also known as the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act, in the year 2012 with the main goal of preventing sexual exploitation and abuse of children. In order to cope with crimes like sexual assault of children, child pornography, and other sexual offenses involving minors, the law …
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Real Estate Laws in India have been governed by both State laws and the Central laws. The reason behind it is that as provided under the Constitution of India, ‘Land’ falls under the State List, on the other hand ‘Transfer of property and registration of deeds and documents’ will fall under the Concurrent List. Hence, …
Business contracts, usually referred to as legal contracts, are contract draft between two or more business partners that are legally enforceable. They are enforceable in a civil court of law as long as they abide with certain contract laws. As part of everyday operations, businesses may frequently use a range of business contract types. Contracts …
Marriage was always thought to be an unbreakable bond between a husband and a wife; therefore, people had never heard of divorce. Only death may separate and end the bond between a husband and wife, according to Manu, a brilliant commentator from ancient India. On the other hand, the divorce laws of today have significantly …
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