Women Land Rights – Laws, Lack of Rights, and More
This law note tells you about the land rights of women and the reason behind the lack of women’s land rights in detail.Read More →
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This law note tells you about the land rights of women and the reason behind the lack of women’s land rights in detail.Read More →
This law note tells you about the laws related to child marriage and the issues faced by the girls and boys who enter such marriage.Read More →
This law article helps you understand the restrictions on Indian advocates to take up any other employment.Read More →
Ownership: It is an absolute right. Possession: It is evidence of ownership. Ownership: It is a de facto exercise of fact.Read More →
In this law note, you’ll study the document whose registration is compulsory and certain other documents that can be used even without registration.Read More →
Monetary policies are introduced by the RBI to meet certain objectives, like keeping prices consistent, fair credit distribution, and more.Read More →
Section 2(70) of the Companies Act, 2013 defines a prospectus. Let us see the 3 types of prospectus under sections 31, 32, and 33 of the Act.Read More →
There are a few steps involved in the commission of a crime. When a person intentionally commits a crime, these are the four stages.Read More →
This Company Law note tells you about the conversion of a company under the Companies Act. Like, private to public, public to private, and more.Read More →
Articles of Association (AoA) is a document made for the internal affairs of a company. It tells about the rules and bye-laws of the company.Read More →
As per section 10 of the Indian Contract Act, free consent of all the parties to a contract is one of the essential elements of a valid contract.Read More →
The Memorandum of Association (MoA) is the most important document of the company as the company’s main object is mentioned under this document.Read More →
Conciliation is the procedure through which the conciliator informally tries to settle the dispute between the parties and brings them to an agreement.Read More →
The essential elements or necessary conditions of an agreement to become a valid contract are: 1. More than one party. 2. Agreement…Read More →
Arbitration means the settlement of a dispute by a third party’s judgment called arbitrator without recourse to the court of law. This law note tells you more about Arbitration Agreement.Read More →
Right to information is merely a statutory right created by the RTI Act, 2005, whereas it is essentially a Fundamental Right guaranteed by the Constitution of India.
Throughout the world, RTI is seen as a key to strengthen the democracy of a country and to ensure the development of its citizens. Even in India, the government enacted the Right to Information Act in 2005, allowing transparency, autonomy, and access to information to Indian citizens.Read More →
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