Many times, when an individual dies leaving behind bank deposits, questions arise about the eligibility of the nominee and legal heirs to the money in those deposits. Nomination helps the bank to release the money while succession lays down the rules regarding the entitlement of money under the law. It means that the nominee does …
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Social media is the essential means of communication today, but can also be used to create any fake, fraudulent profiles in the name of a legitimate person using any person’s name, image, or the personal information. Through fraud, the fake profiles can be used to commit any fraud, harassment, intimidation, or any other crime. As …
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Employee’s dignity, career development, mental health, as well as the safety are affected by the sexual harassment at work. The POSH Act of 2013 establishes the systems required to mainly prohibit the harassment and solve complaints. However, at times Internal Committees may overlook a complaint, postpone investigations, or simply not start any investigations. An employee …
Imagine discovering that your bank account has been either frozen or placed under lien recently because a complaint for cybercrime was filed. Such situations can occur in cases of online fraud, UPI, cryptocurrency, or P2P transactions while the account owner is innocent. If Cyber Police fail to issue the NOC, though all the facts are …
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A trademark helps people to identify one company’s goods or services apart from another. It can include the name, a logo, an emblem, a tag, or any other clear sign. These marks can bring real business value. If a firm thinks someone else is using a similar trademark, it may take legal steps. A legal …
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Most of the consumers realize the importance of the consumer rights only after they face any problem. It usually begins when the product turns out to be defective, an online seller refuses to issue the refund, a service provider fails to deliver as promised, or the misleading advertisement causes financial loss. Understanding all of your …
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A cheque bounce case under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act arises when a cheque issued towards a legally enforceable debt is dishonoured and statutory requirements are fulfilled. If the accused repeatedly fails to appear, the court may issue an NBW. Though serious, an NBW does not mean conviction. The accused may seek its …
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Cryptocurrency transactions, particularly USDT P2P transactions, can create banking and legal complications when funds become linked to cyber fraud. An innocent recipient may face account freezing, lien marking, or debit restrictions due to the money trail. I4C clarifies that such action is taken by concerned law-enforcement agencies or banks, not I4C itself. Therefore, account freezes …
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Content creation has become the fastest-growing profession in the digital era. Whether you are YouTuber, blogger, influencer, photographer, artist, educator, software developer, or the business owner, your original work is the valuable asset. One of the biggest questions is: “If someone copies my content, what legal rights do I have?” Understanding all the Intellectual Property …
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The issuance of a SARFAESI Section 13(2) notice marks a significant point in the process of recovering loans. The lender grants an interval of 60 days to the borrower in order to settle the secured debt before resorting to actions mentioned in Section 13(4). Nonetheless, receiving the notification does not automatically imply loss of possession …
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