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The Court examined the contentions of the Petitioner that the Respondent had Bank Accounts and other moveable properties within the territorial jurisdiction of New Delhi along with the Administrative Office. Further, the Respondent submitted that the immovable property was on lease and not owned by the Respondent. However, the Court noted that the Respondent did not deny existence of moveable properties like Bank Accounts within the jurisdiction of the Court.
On 04 June 2020, a 3 member bench of the Apex Court passed an interim order that no coercive action be taken against employers for their failure to comply with the 29 March 2020 order of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) for payment of full wages to the workers during the Lockdown. The Court […]
As per the guidelines of MHA, the schools, colleges & coaching institutes were closed down because of the COVID pandemic. In order to impart uninterrupted study, the schools were constrained to conduct online classes. Some schools started levying & insisting for payment of additional fees for the conduct of such online classes.
MSME History ♣ Support measures for Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises are contained in the 2 Acts and notifications issued: ‘The Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951’ & ‘The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006’ Need for MSME division Under Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, manufacturing licence will be given only after “full […]
General insurers were advised to provide insureds the following two options to choose from: (i) Long Term Package cover offering both Motor Third Party Insurance and Own Damage insurance for three years or five years as the case may be, (ii) A bundled cover with a three-year or five-year term (as applicable) for the third party component and a one-year term for the Own Damage.
ssuance of long-term Motor Third Party Insurance policies for new cars and new two-wheelers (i) The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, vide its order dated 20th July, 2018, in WP No.295/2012 of S. Rajaseekaran vs Union of India and Ors, directed that
Covid 19 has brought in unprecedented changes in our lifestyle, our business, our profession and the functioning of the administration and the courts. Due to emergency arising out of Covid pandemic, the Courts were initially closed down but there were important matters which needed immediate indulgence of the Courts specially the jurisdictional High courts and […]
Once the accused was granted pardon by the Court and was made approver, the status of the accused changed from accused to witness/approver. However, if the approver, failed to comply with the conditions of order granting him pardon, he made him liable to be tried as accused subject to the conditions as laid down in Section 308 Cr PC.
Supreme Court dismisses PIL seeking exclusion of lockdown period for limitation purposes of bank instruments. Stay up to date with the latest legal developments.
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016– A new-fashioned mechanism for resolution of distressed assets. It’s been 4 years since the inception of the code and it has shown unfailing progress in addressing the intent behind its enactment. Being a new enactment, periodic amendments have been made to structure the code as per the current conditions. Recently, […]
