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NISHANT
NISHANT MEHROTRA 2 Feb 2018

Quashing of criminal complaint by HC - Proper manner and mode of dispossal - S. 482 Cr.P.C.
Quashing of criminal complaint by HC - Proper manner and mode of dispossal - S. 482 Cr.P.C.SC :: High Court in it's order not setting out full facts of the case and the circumstances in which the complaint was filed,…

Savitha
Savitha G 16 Oct 2017

TRANSFER & TRANSMISSION OF SHARES – LAW & PRACTICE
Section 56 of the “”New Act” [Companies Act 2013], substitutes of old provisions pertaining to transfer and transmission of shares of a company. It is pertinent to note that Section 56 not only provides provisions for transfer of shares but…

Trademarkclick
Trademarkclick .com 22 Jul 2017

POWERPLAY OF POLITICAL SLOGANS
If the history of Indian Politics is anything to go buy, one thing is very clear that political slogans were the make or break X Factor which decided the entire fate of the political party towards its struggle for power.Recently…

Rtn. Adv. Sonia

How NRI Husbands Should Deal with Look Out Notice
A Look Out Notice (LOC) is a legal mechanism used by authorities to prevent an individual from leaving the country. In the context of an NRI husband, a Look Out Notice can be issued in cases related to matrimonial disputes,…

Kishan Dutt

Procedures involved in a Criminal Case
When a person commits an act prohibited by law, he ought to be punished for such acts. In India, the Indian Penal Code, 1860 is one of the most exhaustive statute listing down the offences and the punishment for these…

Advocate Sushila
Advocate Sushila Ram 15 Mar 2021

DELHI HIGH <b>Court</b> SOP FOR <b>Court</b> HEARINGS
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE (SOP) FOR RESUMPTION OF PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING IN THE HIGH Court OF DELHI W.E.F. 01.09.2020 To read more, please visit the link below:https://theindianlawyer.in/delhi-high-Court-sop-for-Court-hearings/#delhihighCourt #standardoperatingprocedures #hearings

Abhishek
Abhishek Rathee 26 Feb 2020

Union of India v. Reema Srinivasan Iyengar. (The Sexual Harassment Act, 2013 Cannot be a weapon for claims of misconduct or non-existent allegations: Madras High <b>Court</b>)
The Sexual Harassment Act, 2013 Cannot be a weapon for claims of misconduct or non-existent allegations: Madras High CourtCase:Union of India v. Reema Srinivasan Iyengar. Brief facts: In the present case, the plaintiff Mr. V.Natarajan was deputy registrar of Trade…

Parul
Parul Madaan 7 Feb 2020

PARENTS HAVE TO MAINTAIN THEIR ADULT CHILD
Introduction In India, various acts provide for favorable arrangements for the protection of children. These laws are intended to achieve a social purpose and to prevent vagrancy and destitution and to provide a quick, affordable and rapid mechanism for providing…

Trademarkclick
Trademarkclick .com 8 Jul 2019

PolicyBazaar to Pay a Fine of Rs. 10 Lakhs in a Trademark Infringement Suit
PolicyBazaar, the online insurance aggregator, had brought about a trademark infringement suit against Acko General Insurance, another online insurance selling entity, for having infringed their trademark rights. It was alleged by the company that Acko was using the trademark “PolicyBazaar”…

Philip
Philip Teoh 13 May 2019

COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION – KEY CONSIDERATIONS
Arbitration serves as animmensely beneficial avenue for resolving commercial disputes between two parties. It is the most popular mode of dispute resolution for disputes between commercial parties especially if they are of different nationalities.The function of Arbitration as a means…
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