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Admiralty Jurisdiction in India

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 08-May-2023 11:08:40

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Admiralty Jurisdiction is an important aspect of maritime law that governs commercial transactions, disputes, and accidents that occur at sea. Admiralty jurisdiction was established in England during the Middle Ages and has since spread around the world, with different legal frameworks in different countries. India is one such country, and the Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act of 2017 established its legal framework for admiralty jurisdiction. The Act seeks to consolidate and amend Indian laws governing admiralty jurisdiction, legal proceedings in connection with maritime claims, and ship arrest. Nature of Admiralty Jurisdiction Admiralty jurisdiction is the ... Read More

Administrative Tribunals in India

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 08-May-2023 11:01:47

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Administrative tribunals are specialized bodies that are established to resolve disputes and make decisions in specific areas of law. They provide an accessible and less formal forum for individuals and organizations to have their cases heard and resolved. What is Objective of Administrative Tribunal? The administrative tribunal handles disagreements relating to a person's hiring requirements for any public service. In other words, disputes related to government departments and their employees. The legislation, rules, and regulations of the Central Government and State Governments control the many forms of administrative tribunals. One of the most essential features of the tribunal is, it ... Read More

Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 08-May-2023 10:54:58

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The Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research Act, 2012 was enacted to promote and encourage scientific and innovative research in India. The Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (AcSIR) was established as a national research institution under this Act to facilitate interdisciplinary research and education in various areas of science and technology. AcSIR has made significant progress in promoting research and innovation and has contributed to the development of science and technology in India since its inception. The following are some of the recent scientific and innovative research conducted under the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research Act of ... Read More

Product Recall

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 14-Apr-2023 11:58:31

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The recall is an effort to prevent the business reputation from being ruined and to reduce liability for corporate negligence, which can result in expensive legal fees. Determining how expensive it can be to release a product to the public that might risk someone's life and the financial loss brought on by unfavorable press can be challenging, if not impossible. Recalls are expensive. The cost of handling the recalled product, replacing it, and perhaps being held financially liable for its effects are all costs. What is Product Recall? A product recall is a request to return, exchange, or replace ... Read More

Precedent: Meaning and Definition

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 14-Apr-2023 11:54:07

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Usually a landmark judgement that was stated or established in a decided court case becomes rule for all lower courts. When a similar case with comparable circumstances is brought before it, it is normally binding or advisory on tribunals and courts. The Government of India Act, 1935, stated that judgements issued by the Privy Council and Federal courts under the British Empire would be binding on the courts. The Indian legal system has precedents, which have assisted numerous courts in making judgements and overturning ones that were later determined to be arbitrary or thoughtless. What is the meaning of Precedent? ... Read More

Penal Law: Meaning and Definition

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 14-Apr-2023 11:49:16

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The functions of a modern state to defend law-abiding, peaceful individuals against anything that disrupts the smooth operation of the social and economic life of the nation are the most crucial aspects in this work. Penal Law is separated into procedural law and substantive law. India's primary penal code is the Indian Penal Code, 1860 which lists offences and penalties, is the fundamental body of substantive law. Inadequately carrying out this duty may result in anarchy and halt the expansion of economic activity. What is the meaning of Penal Law? Penal law refers to statutes created and implemented by ... Read More

What is a Sound Mind for the Purposes of Contracting

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 14-Apr-2023 11:44:29

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The ability to mentally comprehend in a general way the nature and extent of the property to be disposed of, the testator's relationship to those who would naturally claim a substantial benefit from the will, as well as a general understanding of the practical effect of the will as executed, is referred to as being of sound mind. Person of Unsound Mind Every person who is of legal age, according to the law to which he is subject, of sound mind, and who is not barred from contracting by any legislation to which he is subject is competent ... Read More

What Agreements Are Contract?

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 14-Apr-2023 11:39:55

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In simple language, an agreement is a meeting of the minds between two or more parties, where they come to a mutual understanding and promise to do something or refrain from doing something in exchange for something else. An agreement can be oral or written, and it can be express or implied. What does the Term Agreement Exactly Describe? The term "agreement" is defined in Section 2(e) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, which is a law that governs contracts in India. According to this section, an agreement is defined as "every promise and every set of promises, forming ... Read More

Voidability of Agreements Without Free Consent

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 14-Apr-2023 11:35:08

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A voidable contract is one that may be terminated or amended in certain situations. There must be a legal precedent in order to discharge an obligation because not all contracts are voidable. Finding a defect in a contract is a common way to get out of it. When both parties agree to the voiding of the contract, it is easiest to do so, and this is usually the wisest course of action. A formal agreement between two parties to a contract that is voidable for a number of legal reasons is known as a voidable contract. Meaning of ... Read More

Trust Laws: Meaning and Advantages

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 14-Apr-2023 13:49:40

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Trusts are frequently utilised for a variety of estate planning purposes, including the protection of assets, the reduction of tax burden, and other objectives. They make it possible for individuals to continue to exercise control over their property even after they have passed away by providing a method of asset management and distribution that is both adaptable and modifiable. Because the laws governing trusts differ from one country to the next, it is imperative that you get the advice of an experienced legal professional to ensure that your trust is established in a manner that satisfies your requirements and ... Read More

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