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Marriage and Divorce under the Special Marriage Act 1954

India has long been a nation of many different cultures and secularism. Likewise, marriage has long maintained a hallowed place in Indian society, with people holding the union of two people as a couple in the highest regard. Marriage nowadays is a union of two families rather than two people because of the various standards and ethics that the institution of marriage has amassed throughout history. There is typically a high amount of social participation when choosing marriage partners.

Legal process to take for non-payment by clients

Legal remedies in India to recover money from non-paying clients, covering demand notices, NI Act Section 138 cheque-bounce action, civil suits and CIRP.

Consumer Protection Laws in India - What You Need to Know

The growth of businesses and the economy as a whole depends heavily on consumers. Consumer interest protection and product and service quality control are the main focuses of consumer protection legislation, which aims to empower consumers to make informed decisions. Keeping in mind the rapid changes in industry and commerce around the world, The (Indian) Consumer Protection Act, 1986 was updated with a new and more broader law which came into action in 2020 and new rules and regulations.

Cybersecurity Laws in India to Protect Your Brand Online

An overview of cybersecurity laws in India, covering the IT Act 2000, the BNS 2023, the DPDP Act 2023 and practical steps to prevent cyber attacks.

Marriage laws in India at a Glance

An overview of marriage laws in India - the Hindu, Special, Muslim, Christian and Parsi marriage statutes, registration rules and grounds for divorce.

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