When GST was first implemented as a replacement for the previous tax system, the only focus was on categorising goods and services into tax rate slabs. Apart from
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Starting up is every entrepreneur’s heartfelt dream, but what exactly is a startup? One requires the following features to qualify as a startup to register
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The legal idea of diminished responsibility has been an obvious objective for any detractor since its foundation in 1957 under section 2 of the Homicide Act. Call for
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Custodial death and torture became a topic for discussion after George Floyd’s brutal killing in the USA and the custodial death of Jayaraj and Benix in Tamil Nadu, India. There have been enough protests to allow a
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Section 13B(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act
Identity theft has developed universally as a prime matter, surpassing national boundaries and twisting through multistate proxy webs and the various gang of traitors. The notion of identity theft has also
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A statute is a law established by an act of the legislature. Courts play a major role here by applying the statutes according to the recognised rules. Interpretation by the
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Sexual harassment is a paradigmatic act of violence that constitutes unwelcomed and unwarranted physical advances and sexual overtones. It ranges from verbal
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Suman Kapur, the appellant, is the wife of the respondent Sudhir Kapur. The appellant and the respondent were childhood friends who went to the same high school in 1966. Following that, they chose to marry, and it
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Under CrPC, 1973, bail has not be defines anywhere, but what is the meaning of bailable offence and what all offences are non-bailable has been defined under section 2(a) CrPC which states that
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