Introduction The Contract Labour Act, 1970 is a significant piece of legislation in India designed to regulate the employment of contract laborers and ensure their rights and welfare. Enacted on the 10th of September 1970, this act aims to protect contract workers from exploitation and ensure they r...
Introduction The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the bedrock of criminal law in India, encompassing a wide array of offenses and their punishments. Among its provisions, the concept of criminal conspiracy holds significant weight, addressing collaborative efforts aimed at committing illegal acts. Section...
Introduction The relationship between banker and customer in banking law is a fundamental construct that governs the interactions, rights, and obligations between financial institutions and their clients. This relationship is rooted in contractual agreements and is regulated by a framework of laws, ...
Introduction The realm of banking, despite being built on trust and financial security, isn't immune to fraudulent activities. In India, as elsewhere, instances of bank frauds in banking law have surfaced, posing significant challenges to the financial system and undermining public trust. To combat ...
Introduction The Banking Regulation Act of 1949 stands as a monumental legislative framework shaping the functioning and oversight of banks in India. As a cornerstone of the country's financial system, this act has been pivotal in nurturing stability, ensuring accountability, and fostering public co...
Introduction Arbitration, as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism, has gained considerable traction in India's legal landscape. With the enactment of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act in 1996 and subsequent amendments, the country has witnessed a significant evolution in its approach to re...
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of Indian business and commerce, the Companies Act of 2013 stands tall as a seminal legislation, reshaping the framework governing corporate entities. This comprehensive statute, comprising numerous provisions and amendments, serves as the cornerstone of c...
Introduction In the intricate web of jurisprudence, the law of evidence stands as an unshakeable pillar, essential for the administration of justice. It is the backbone of legal proceedings, ensuring fairness, truth, and integrity in the resolution of disputes. This body of law governs the presentat...
Introduction Income tax laws in India form the backbone of the country's revenue generation and financial governance. These laws are designed to ensure a fair and equitable distribution of the tax burden among its citizens and entities, as well as to fund various developmental initiatives. Let's del...
ABSTRACT Harassment through phone calls, messages, and digital platforms is a pervasive issue globally, with alarming statistics emerging from India. This article sheds light on the prevalence of harassment in the country, particularly affecting women, and discusses the various forms of cyber harass...