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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According to the Indian Constitution, property is any proprietary interest that can be purchased, sold, or taken into one’s possession. In addition to being physical, it also consists of any collection of rights that the owner may use exclusively for themselves. The right to Property is defined in Article 19(1)(f). In Commissioner Hindu Religious Endowments …
Although marriage is a holy bond between two people, there may be times when difficulties arise in the union and cause a separation or brief estrangement. The idea of “restitution of conjugal rights” is relevant in these situations. It is a legal remedy made available by the law to promote spouses’ reconciliation and repair their …
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The Contracts and the agreements are at the centre of the corporate world. Therefore, it is important that the contracts or agreements are drafted with absolute care so as no loophole in these documents could be used against the parties to these contracts. As the saying, “a stitch in time saves nine”, a carefully drafted …
According to Section 151 of the Criminal Procedure Code, a police officer may make an arrest without the magistrate’s consent or a warrant if it is in the officer’s opinion necessary to stop the commission of the crime. The constitutional protections pertaining to such detentions are outlined in Art. 22. State security, public order, foreign …
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One must consult a property lawyer as various kinds of real estate contracts are there and it is important to understand that contracts are important for the real estate deals or property disputes. A contract can be understood as a document which is legally enforceable, signed between two parties or more. It consists of an …
The issue of domestic violence remains a pressing concern, with Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code serving as a vital legal provision to protect women from abuse. However, recent discussions surrounding the compoundability of Section 498A have sparked debate. The central argument revolves around whether allowing the compoundability of such cases is truly in …
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The civil law of Islam is not codified. In accordance with Muslim law, a marriage is a civil union, and there is no required religious ritual. The bride and the husband sign the Nikah, an Arabic term meaning “contract,” which is the marriage contract. Marriage is expressly referred to in the Quran as mithaqun Ghalithun, …
A medical negligence complaint is a legal action initiated by an individual (plaintiff) who claims to have suffered harm or injury due to the negligence or misconduct of a healthcare professional or facility (defendant). It alleges that the defendant failed to meet the standard of care expected in the medical field, resulting in harm to …
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Due to the enormous value of intellectual property in today’s knowledge-based economy, businesses are rigorous in their efforts to discover and preserve it. Additionally, generating valuable intellectual property requires significant expenditures in both time and brainpower from trained laborers. This results in significant expenditures made by businesses and individuals that others shouldn’t be able to …
