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09/09/2021

Are you a home buyer? Here's all you need to know about your rights under Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016.

Click on the link below to read our article on Right of home buyers under RERA Act, to have a better understanding about the same.

RIGHT OF HOME BUYERS UNDER RERA RERA is an act passed by Indian Parliament. It came into force on 1st May, 2016, when it was passed by Rajya Sabha on 10th March, 2016 followed by Lok Sabha on 15th March, 2016. RERA is known as Real Estate Regulatory Authority. The aim of the act is to create equit...

03/09/2021

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Recently, the Supreme Court held that giving loans is not just a financial function but also a social function that is performed by the banks and in doing so, the banks must never disregard their moral
responsibility.

25/08/2021

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The Supreme Court's Judgement on Foreign Arbitral Award would increase the ease of doing business in India as it strengthens the trust of foreign investors in the Indian judicial system.
It would also open up the Indian market for third party funding, where an unrelated party to a dispute finances the legal cost of one of the parties.

24/08/2021

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The Taxation Law Amendment Act, 2021 received presidential assent on August 24, 2021 and brought an amendment to the Income Tax Act, 1961 to finally scrap the controversial retrospective tax regime set up in 2012.

24/08/2021

The Ministry of Labour and employment in 2019 introduced 4 bills in to consolidate 29 central legislations.
The new Industrial relations code is seen as an act that would spur economic activity and energies the industry. It removes the constraints which were placed by the earlier acts. It consolidates central labour laws into wider groups like social security, safety, industrial relations, wages, working conditions and welfare.

To read more about the Industrial Relations Code, 2020 read our article authored by Vaishali Jeswani, Intern under the guidance of Advocate Nadeem Abbasi, Founder & Managing Partner.

Introduction The subject of Labour law falls under the concurrent list of the Indian Constitution. Therefore, both the parliament and state legislatures have the power to form laws for regulating labour. The central government stated that there are over 40 central and 100 state laws regulating provi...

21/08/2021

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20/08/2021

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"Information in the Public Domain is Like Toothpaste: Like once toothpaste is out of the tube one can’t get it back in and once the information is in the public domain, in the digital era, it will never go away."

19/08/2021

The foremost being equal access to quality education and fair opportunities in the paid labour market. This requires empowerment of women as well as the creation of awareness amongst all the stakeholders about their legal right and duties.

Read our article on the topic ‘Women’s Economic Empowerment in the light of Equal Remuneration Act, 1976’ to know more about the topic, which is authored by RADHIKA MITTAL (Legal Intern) under the guidance of Advocate Nadeem Abbasi (Founding Partner).

Introduction Women are the integral part of the world of work both in terms of the Quality and Quantity. The parity of women’s employment is very important and this depends upon several factors. The foremost being equal access to quality education and fair opportunities in the paid labour market. ...

19/08/2021

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18/08/2021

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02/08/2021

Every accused has a right to appoint a lawyer and if he doesn’t have the means to do so, it is the state's responsibility to allot him a public defender. In India, the supreme court has considered the right to representation as an important part of the process established by law. The court has pointed out that when a person is deprived of his right to legal aid then his deprivation of liberty becomes unconstitutional.

To know more about Right to a Public Defender read our article authored by Vaishali Jeswani, Intern under the guidance of our Founding Partner Nadeem Abbasi.

Introduction A lawyer would protect the interests of the person concerned, help resolve the issues, cross- examine witnesses among other things. Every accused has a right to appoint a lawyer and if he doesn’t have the means to do so, it is the state’s responsibility to allot him a public defende...