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Service Tax : Whether services provided are man power services or job work services so as to be exempted under the relevant notifications issued...
Corporate Law : SC clarified that banks cannot be restrained from selling the mortgaged property by holding public auction and realize the outstan...
Corporate Law : Delhi High Court addresses compliance issues in the case of Ansal Properties & Neelam Bhutani. Key points on Industrial Disputes A...
Income Tax : Whether forfeiture of gratuity, under Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972, is automatic on dismissal from service, is issue for consider...
Corporate Law : A plain reading of the definition of Section 2(22) of the ESI Act makes it amply clear that wages means all remuneration paid or p...
Corporate Law : Courts do not have the power to modify any award decided by the Arbitrator under Sections 34 and 37 of Arbitration and Reconciliat...
Fema / RBI : Power of RBI to withhold remittance to be made under Automatic route to Wholly owned Subsidiary cannot be used to reject the remit...
Secure your familys financial future with the Married Womens Property Act, 1874. Learn how this legal provision safeguards insurance proceeds from creditors, ensuring your loved ones receive the benefits. Dont let debts compromise your familys well-being; understand the provisions and benefits of the MWP Act today. Discover the simple and cost-effective process to cover your life insurance policy under this act, providing long-term protection for your family.
Explore the Supreme Courts landmark decision in Shrikant G. Mantri vs. Punjab National Bank, affirming that a person purchasing goods or services exclusively for self-employment qualifies as a consumer. Delve into the legal nuances of the case, emphasizing the distinction between consumer and commercial purposes. Stay informed with the latest judicial insights.
Learn about the Master Guidelines on Anti Money Laundering & Counter Financing of Terrorism issued by the Authority for insurers in India.
Age is one of the most important facts to be declared by the customer at the time of onboarding, because the rate of premium, the risk attached to his age, his medical conditions etc., will be determined on the age.
On the disclosures made by the appellant with regard to his existing disease, namely diabetes mellitus II, the insurance company considered the same and issued the policy in question to the appellant. The respondent insurance company as a prudent insurer considered the details given by the appellant in the proposal form and issued the policy.
We are living in a democratic and republic state. Here our constitution has given us some fundamental rights, which cannot be taken by the government. We are free to live with grace and dignity. The right of reputation is recognised as personal right of every human being and should be protected same as protection of fundamental rights.
As we know, a company is a safer form of doing business. A company is a separate person than its shareholders/ members; it has its own personality and having power to assessed separately. The shareholders or members of the company are the real owners of the assets of the company. The company is doing business for the benefit of its stake holders. The Shareholders may appoint Board
Dear Friends, we are living in a world, where data related to business is the most valuable thing. Data may be related to your Business Secrets, Patents, Copy Rights, Industrial Designs, Customer Information etc. The success of a business depends upon its data and trade secrets. A competitor always tries to breach your data secrecy […]
Sweat Equity Shares are Shares or Specified Securities issued at discount or for consideration other than cash to employees or directors of the company as reward their hard work or for their value addition in the progress of the company . These are generally issue in lieu of value additions and against providing Intellectual Property Rights by the employees or directors to the Company.
Firm is an association of two or more than two persons, who came together to do a business and share profits thereof. Section 4 of the Partnership Act, 1932 defines Partnership as relationship between persons who have agreed to share the profits of business carried on by all or any of them acting for all.
