Introduction: The deferral and pendency issues have long been the source of conflict for the Indian Judiciary. Over the last 5 decades, the judiciary, the Ministry of Justice, influential masterminds, and legal advisors have mooted a number of structures to deal with postponement and pendency problems in India. Hon’ble Justice Read more…
Introduction: Forensic accounting is also known as financial forensic accounting, which is characterized as the accounting component that recounts any contribution resulting from an expected or actual litigation phase. The term forensic thus means “correct for use in the court of law.” Forensic accountants always have Mukt Shabd at any Read more…
Introduction: Specific performance is equitable relief provided by the court to impose the duty of doing what he agreed to try and do by contract against a defendant. Therefore, the remedy of specific performance compares with the remedy by way of negligence for breach of contract, which provides pecuniary compensation Read more…
Introduction: Property is divided mainly into two sections, that is, movable and immovable. Any offence committed in respect of any property, whether movable or immovable, shall be punishable under the provisions of the Criminal Law or the Indian Penal Code [IPC]. These offences and their punishments are explained in detail Read more…
Introduction: Worldwide, sovereign countries are bound by trade obligations laid down by the World Trade Organization (“WTO”) and bilateral agreements signed between them. International trade is important in developing friendly relations among the countries, helping developing countries to thrive on the resources imported and/or exported to and from developed countries Read more…
Introduction: Registered Documents have its benefits and unregistered documents have their disadvantages when compulsory registration is required. The effect of the registration according to Sections 47, 48, 49 and 50 of the Registration Act,1908 is as follows: Section 47: Time at which registered document is operating A registered document shall Read more…
Introduction: Bar-Bench relationship in law refers to the Advocates’ cordial relationship with the Judges. The Bar (Advocates) and Bench (Judges) play a key role in administering justice. For the maintenance of the cordial relations between the Bench and Bar, mutual respect is needed. Bar and Bench are two parts of Read more…