‘Redevelopment’ is rather unexplored by most home owners, because of the legal ambiguities around the concept. Redevelopment refers to the refurbishment of an existing property. It can be an exhaustive process, due to the … READ FULL STORY
One of the most common types of organisations for starting a new business is a partnership firm. An agreement that lays out terms and conditions between the partners of a firm is referred to … READ FULL STORY
Ever wondered if you could own properties in multiple locations while shelling out only 25%-50% of the cost per purchase? What are the legal considerations while making such an investment? Let us examine. … READ FULL STORY
A writ is a remedy available under the Indian Constitution. A writ petition is filed before a court, to seek help to reinforce the fundamental rights of people. The word ‘Writs’ means a command … READ FULL STORY
In 2008, the concept of Limited Liability Partnerships or LLPs was introduced in India. LLPs combine the characteristics of a partnership and a company and are governed by the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. … READ FULL STORY
DSC, the full form of which is a Digital Signature Certificate, is a secure digital key issued by the certifying authority to verify and certify the identity of the person holding the certificate. Public-key … READ FULL STORY
The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 has replaced the archaic Land Acquisition Act, 1894, to bring in a new procedure, aimed at granting fair compensation … READ FULL STORY
What is the meaning of leverage? Leverage is a financial term involving borrowing funds to buy things, anticipating that future profits will cover the cost of borrowing. The money is borrowed to maximise the … READ FULL STORY
What is FCRA? FCRA is the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Act, 2020. Foreign donations are regulated by the FCRA to ensure they do not adversely affect internal security. In 2010, it was amended by … READ FULL STORY
NCLT full form NCLT is the short for National Company Law Tribunal. What is NCLT? The NCLT is a quasi-judicial body in India that established under the Companies Act, 2013. Constituted on June … READ FULL STORY
What is KYC? KYC or ‘know your customer’ is a procedure in which a financial company verifies the identity of the customer and assesses their appropriateness and whether there is any possibility of illegal … READ FULL STORY
What is Foreign Exchange Management Act? With the aim of facilitating external trade and payments to foreign countries and promoting the orderly development of the foreign exchange market in India, the government of India … READ FULL STORY
Various documents, petitions, and applications are required in civil lawsuits. The court receives a lot of documents and the opposite parties in a lawsuit are required to receive copies of these documents. Legal notices … READ FULL STORY
