A transfer is when something is changed hands from one person to another. Any tangible or intangible thing that a person or group of people owns is considered to be property. By giving away rights, interests, ownership, or possession, a property can be transferred from one person to another as ... Read More

According to the Trademarks Act, 1999, a trademark is any distinctive feature, such as the appearance of a product's packaging or a particular color combination that can be represented graphically and used to differentiate one person's goods or services from those of others. The symbols TM or ® can be ... Read More

The Specific Relief Act is a legal legislation passed by the parliament to deal with reliefs or recovering the damages of the injured person. The main purposes of the Act have been vested in the very title of this statute, i.e. Specific Relief. Following the theory that the aggrieved party ... Read More

A society is a group of people who have agreed to work together to discuss, decide, and take action toward a shared goal. Typically, societies are established to further charity endeavors such as those in the fields of education, the arts, religion, culture, music, and sports. The Societies Registration Act, ... Read More

As per the Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution, the freedom of speech and expression to every citizen of that country. Since a person cannot form an informed opinion without sufficient knowledge and available facilities, this right extends to both the giving and receiving of information. The fundamental right enshrined in ... Read More

Loan facilities are made available to both legal companies and private persons by banks and financial institutions that are properly registered with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) (borrowers). Banks and financial institutions can collect the debt by contacting the proper legal channels in the event that the borrower fails ... Read More

Tribunals of tiny causes are civil courts that handle insignificant, unimportant concerns. Major cities in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan are rife with these courts. Only minor civil disputes were heard in these courts. Objective of the Provincial Small Cause Courts Act The main objective of the act is to codify ... Read More

The World Health Organization (WHO) states that "mental health and well-being are fundamental to quality of life, enabling people to experience life as meaningful and become creative and active citizens." According to WHO, health encompasses the composite union of physical, spiritual, mental, and social dimensions. Because people with mental illnesses ... Read More

State and federal governments both have the authority to enact laws on this topic, although some issues are solely within the purview of the federal government. These laws were created to create job possibilities as well as to protect and help workers, including those in the poor, disadvantaged, and underprivileged ... Read More

Currently, if an abortion is performed within 12 weeks of conception, one doctor must approve it, and if it is performed between 12 and 20 weeks, two physicians must approve it. It means, as per the amended law, when a woman is between 20 and 24 weeks pregnant, it permits ... Read More