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.
READ MOREThe 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.
READ MOREAn 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.
READ MOREAn overview of marriage laws in India - the Hindu, Special, Muslim, Christian and Parsi marriage statutes, registration rules and grounds for divorce.
READ MOREA clear guide to forms of property ownership in India - individual, joint (joint tenancy vs tenancy-in-common), co-ownership, and nomination rules.
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Arbitration in India: A Guide to the Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996
BNS vs IPC: What Changed in India's New Criminal Laws
Cheque Bounce Notice Format & Sample (Section 138)
Cheque Bounce Under Section 138: Complete Process & Timeline
The circumstances that can result in the termination of marriage