The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1999 (NI Act) is a fundamental legislative framework that controls how negotiable instruments like cheques are used and managed in India. Regarding the responsibility of employees in charge of a company’s activities in situations involving bounced cheques, a crucial legal argument has recently come to light. Whether anyone connected to a …
Labour law in corporate law refers to the set of rules and regulations that govern the relationship between employers and employees within a business. It covers various aspects such as hiring, working conditions, wages, benefits, and the rights and responsibilities of both employers and employees. labour law is like a rulebook that ensures fairness and …
People and corporations who are trying to collect money that is owed to them frequently end up taking legal action. One frequent query that comes up in these circumstances is whether or not a formal lawsuit for the recovery of money must first be served with a legal notice. A legal notice is a formal …
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The exercise of discretion in granting a temporary injunction should be done legally. There can be no absolute standard established for the court’s guidance in this regard. Therefore, it is generally established that the judge must assess whether the application falls into the following categories or whether the plaintiff has made the following arguments before …
Can Temporary injuction be granted in case of suppression of material facts? Read More »
In the financial world, cheque is an instrument for the business transactions, it is termed as a negotiable instrument to transport money in the physical form or for inter-account transfer. Bounced Cheque is a term used to define the unsuccessful processing of a cheque due to various reasons. One of the primary reasons for the …
The need to protect one’s reputation and the freedom to express oneself completely coexist in the complex worlds of law and communication in a delicate balance. When analysing the link between allegations, complaints filed in good faith, legitimate authority, and the prospective defamation charge, this equilibrium is put into action. Essentials of Defamation Section 499 …
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Any legal services rendered by a lawyer or law firm to a business entity with a combined annual income of at least Rs. 20 lakh are subject to a GST charge. GST is also owed when a senior advocate provides legal services to another advocate or firm of advocates: Businesses in general category states (specific …
For a very long time, society has believed that a woman’s identity is closely linked to her marriage status. The label “widow” carries a lot of shame and is commonly applied to people to exclude them from various aspects of society, particularly places of worship like temples. By denying them their rightful place in society, …
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In a recent case hearing by the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir, it was held by the Court that a swift action is required to be taken by the related authorities in order to improve the infrastructure facilities in both primary and secondary schools located in urban and rural areas of the Union Territory …
Toilets to be built in schools within one month- J&K HC Read More »
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 …
Can an affinity test be applied as a litmus test in cases of caste claims? Read More »
