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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In a recent hearing of the case Directorate of Enforcement v Raman Bhuraria, the Enforcement Directorate challenged the order of the Delhi High Court in the Supreme Court, where the High Court granted bail to the internal auditor of the Shakti Bhog Foods Limited (SBFL) in a case which involves bank loan fraud of several …
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An important legal document that represents the transfer of ownership from one person to another is a property deed. Making a property deed is an essential stage in the process, regardless of whether you are purchasing, selling, giving as gifts, or transferring a property. A properly drafted deed guarantees a seamless and legitimate transfer of …
The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is a comprehensive legal framework that governs criminal offenses in India. Section 304 of the IPC deals with the crime of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. However, it is crucial to differentiate between “guilty intention” and “guilty knowledge” when applying this section to ensure proper justice is served. The …
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The land is a treasured and finite resource and disputes over who owns what and where are extensive in India. These disputes usually constitute different parties and complicated legal issues, and they can be tough and fervidly taxing. In order to establish justice and safeguard the harmony of society, resolving disputes related to the demands …
Partnerships are a common way for people or organizations with similar objectives and goals to work together in business. The terms and conditions of a partnership, as well as the duties and rights of each partner, are set up in a partnership deed, which is an essential legal instrument. While acquiring a partnership deed is …
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A formal written request or demand that acts as official notice or warning of legal proceedings or measures to be taken is known as a legal notice in a foreign nation. It is often given to the opposite party or a person concerned in a legal situation by an attorney or a party to a …
The Negotiable Instruments (NI) Act of 1881 plays a crucial role in regulating the use of negotiable instruments like cheques in commercial transactions. It ensures the smooth functioning of business transactions by providing legal remedies in case of dishonour of cheques. In recent years, the issue of cheque bounce has become a major concern for …
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