An Insight on The Rent Control Act

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date February 14, 2022
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In 1948, the legislature enacted a central Rent Control Act. It governs the laws of property rental and guarantees that neither the landlords' nor the renters' rights are abused by the other. It is also essential to note that each state now has its own Rent Control Act, which, while primarily identical, has some minor variances. The real estate sector struggled to thrive among locations due to the 1948 Act's strict and pro-tenant provisions. Despite inflation and rising property values, some homes rented out since 1948 continue to pay the same rent. Th...

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Shop Act: Uniform benefits for employees in different sectors

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date February 1, 2022
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If users want to do business, they must work on more than just a business plan. It is to say that, in addition to the business plan, they should work on other things such as the Financing options for a product or service model and business regulations that must follow. GST compliance, licencing, and other essential regulations are just a few of the rules you must follow right now. In addition, your business must comply with the Shops and Establishments Act. The Shop Act intends to govern salaries, hours of labour, leave, holidays, periods of service, a...

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Alimony by Mutual Divorce

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date December 9, 2021
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From the free consent granted to the parties to begin the relationship as spouses to mutual permission to separate as strangers, consent plays a crucial role in all stages of marriage. Mutual divorce and even alimony facilitate the formal separation procedure. Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Parsis, and Jews are the five major communities in our culture. Each group has its own set of personal rules based on religious texts, customs, and traditions. As a result, the grounds for divorce and alimony for a Hindu woman may differ from community to community. An...

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Family Law & Divorce

Dowry Cases in India: A Legal Study

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date December 9, 2021
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Marriages, indeed, formed in paradise, but the mother-in-law, sister-in-law, husband, and other relatives are actively involved in the dissolution of marriage for the thirst of dowry. Dowry death, murder-suicide, and bride burning are indicators of a strange social sickness and an awful dowry cases trend in our culture. Since it is practised by practically every sector of society, regardless of religion, caste, or creed, India has experienced the dark ills of the dowry system in a more intense form in almost all sections of the nation during the previou...

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Family Law & Divorce

Final Appeal: Civil law in India- A Check To Lower Court’s Ruling

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date December 9, 2021
Final Appeal: Civil law in India- A Check To Lower Court’s Ruling

There is no concept of appeal in the code of civil procedure, but there is no doubt that any request to an appeal court by a party seeking to set aside or overturn a lower court's ruling is an appeal. An appeal in its true sense gets defined as the complaint to a superior court for an injustice done or error committed by a lower court. In this case, the former is asked to correct or overturn a ruling or a decision. So, to have the lower court's decree reversed is a Statutory Remedy. Grounds of an Appeal The following grounds may get used to filing a...

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Car Crash and Provisions in Indian Penal Code for Accident

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date December 9, 2021
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With more motor vehicles in India over the last several years, there has been a steep increase in road accidents. Road injuries and fatalities in a car crash have become a major public issue because it is one of the leading causes of mortality and permanent disability. This article provides a basic overview of accidents due to car crashes and the Indian Penal Code's provisions for them. It discusses the inadequacies in the punishing conditions of the parts of the act and, finally, underlines the critical need for change and provides solutions for the sa...

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What’s included in Foreigners Act 1946

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date December 7, 2021
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The Foreigners Act 1946 is an Imperial Legislative Assembly Act passed to allow the Interim Government of India some authority in areas about foreigners in India. The Act got passed before India gained independence. Even before India's independence, in 1946, the Foreigners Act was passed. So, the Foreigners Act was mainly introduced so that the Government of India could establish a check and control on the admission and leave of foreigners. Who was considered a "foreigner" in the past? A foreigner was defined as somebody who did not belong to a specif...

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Things to Know About Hire Purchase

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date December 7, 2021
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The provisions of Chapter IX of THE INDIAN CONTRACT ACT governs the Hire contract. It typically covers everyday finance agreements such as purchasing consumer durables such as automobiles, computers, and household appliances such as televisions and refrigerators.This hire purchase method is also used in the industrial sector to finance the purchase of machinery and other items.The transaction's basic principle is that the determined instalment is regarded as hire (rental) until the agreement provides such payments. Following the determination of ...

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Importance and aspects of Society registration in India

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  • Post date December 1, 2021
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The Societies Registration Act, 1860, permits the society registration of organisations involved in promoting the welfare of society - such as education, health, and employment. The British Indian Empire passed The Societies Registration Act 1860, on May 21, 1860, to support such interventions that promote the official registration of organisations of like-minded people. The Act remains in existence to this day. The Societies Registration Act of 1860 strengthened the legal framework for creating societies dedicated to expanding literature, science, or ...

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What Does Adoption in India Mean?

  • Post author By Anushka
  • Post date November 18, 2021
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Children are regarded as a source of joy, and their future inextricably gets linked to the country. In the meantime, infants born in India are pampered, cared for, and provided with all their development needs, yet over 60,000 children are abandoned in India each year.It is a terrible state of affairs that some children become victims of human trafficking and sexual abuse. Still, children are brought to an adoption agency and allowed to live a better life until adopted in many lucky situations. In this article, we learn about the procedures to adopt ...

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