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As you are aware that a contract of General Insurance is generally a contract of indemnity, it means an insured will not receive from insurance company more than the loss he /she suffered. Further an insured is not allowed to gain more than, what he suffered due to insured peril from the insurance company. “Indemnity” […]
Nag Leathers Pvt. Ltd Vs Muzain Hides (Madras High Court) It is evident that there is a categorical finding recorded by the Apex Court that the moratorium provision contained in Section 14 of the Insolvency Bankruptcy Code, would apply only to corporate debtor, the natural persons mentioned in Section 141 continuing to be statutorily liable […]
Regulation 72(1) provides that an officer or employee shall be eligible for payment of gratuity either as per the provisions of the Act of 1972 or as per Sub-regulation (2) whichever is higher. Thus, it is beyond doubt that an employee must receive gratuity whichever is more beneficial either under the Act of 1972 or under the Regulations framed by the bank. However, this is not the same thing as to suggest that an employee can choose computation of gratuity under one statute and seek benefits of other provisions under another statute. As we have noticed, the scheme of gratuity under the Act of 1972 and under the regulations framed by the bank are different.
Commercial Court shall have power to provide a new time period for filing written statement under section 15(4) of the Act, 2015 itself, independent of Section 148 CPC.
Key Takeaways: ♦ The Supreme Court observed that the payment of price is a fundamental part of a sale deal. If a sale deed in regards of an unflinching property is executed without the payment of price and in the event that it doesn’t accommodate the payment of price at some day in the future, […]
The Solapur Dist. Central Co – Operative Bank Limited Vs Sangola Taluka Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Limited (NCLT Mumbai) Bench is of considered view that the Corporate Debtor who is a Co-Operative Society registered/incorporated under the Maharashtra State Co-Operative Societies Act, 1960, does not come under the purview of the Code and therefore the CIRP cannot […]
There are three eye-witnesses examined by the prosecution. We find PWs-1 & 2 have not contradicted between themselves being the eye-witnesses. Merely because they are related witnesses, in the absence of any material to hold that they are interested, their testimonies cannot be rejected. There is also no delay in the registration of the FIR. PW-3 though turned hostile, spoke about the incident in his chief examination. Strangely, in the cross examination he turned turtle, while disputing the very factum of his chief examination made before the court. The view of the courts on this witness also deserves to be accepted.
Labour Codes (Repeal) Act, 2021 while changing the designation of Inspector as Inspector cum Facilitator and restraining their regular and routinely mandated duties for regular inspection to verify the compliance of Act by the employers and allowing inspection only with the prior permission from the highest level of the appropriate government, virtually banned or crippled the system of inspection itself, thereby giving a complete go-bye to strong enforcement of the Act itself.
Article explains meaning of the trademark objection, reasons for trademark objections or opposition. Reason for trademark objections or opposition generally includes Incorrect Trademark Form, Incorrect name of Trademark Applicant, Failure to file Form TM-48 (Trademark Application), incorrect address on trademark application, Goods or Service Specifications Aren’t Clearly Defined in Trademark Application, Existence of Similar Trademark, Absence […]
Kabja Property: 1. There is only transfer of interest in the property, and not transfer of title of the Property. 2. The transfer of interest is being carried by way of unregistered agreement/deed between the parties on Rs. 100/- non judicial stamp paper, and the same is being notarised with the public notary. 3. No […]
