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Why Rent Agreements Are Mostly Made For 11 Months?
You all might have heard about the term rent agreement if you have ever rented a house. Those who have opted for making a rent agreement (which is a wise thing to do), might have noticed that 11 month
Legal Requirements To Own A Property Through Adverse Possession In India
The existence of some legal concepts will leave you surprised and the doctrine of adverse possession is one of them. Did you know that you can claim ownership of a property after a certain time frame
Beginner’s Guide to Power of Attorney in India: POA’s Rights, Limitations And Procedure To Register
Is there any legal option to allow someone to act on your behalf? Can someone else take legal decisions for you when you allow them to? The answer is yes. You can allow a person to take different majo
Legal Requirements To Start A Business In India
India is embracing startup culture and 1991’s LPG (Liberlisation, Privatisation and Globalisation) Reforms have played a significant role in this revolutionary change. Startup culture has led to
Types Of Evidence: Direct Evidence Vs Circumstantial Evidence
Introduction Every judicial investigation is aimed at enforcing some right or liability, which is invariably contingent on specific details. A system of rules for discerning the controversial question
The Doctrine Of Part Performance: Part Performance Under Transfer Of Property Act
Introduction The Indian legislation that regulates the transfer of property between living persons is the Transfer of Property Act 1882. The legislation specifies provisions regarding what constitutes
What is a Relinquishment Deed?
Overview: In many cases, a person dies intestate, (without making a will or testamentary will) in such cases his/her legal heirs inherit the property. It is then up to the heirs as what to do with the
Importance of Indemnity Clause in a Contract
Introduction According to the Cambridge English Dictionary, indemnity is the “protection against possible damage or loss, especially a promise of payment, or the money paid if there is such
Fundamental Elements of an Insurance Contract in India
Insurance, like any other contract, is an agreement enforceable by law. In any insurance contract in India, two parties, typically the insurer and the insured, bind one another to a set of promises. W
Article on E-commerce Laws in India
Overview The E-commerce sector in present days is witnessing an unprecedented rise, wherein the online buyers are no more limited to the younger ones but include the elder ones. People in present worl
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