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What is the applicability of Doli Incapax in IPC?

16/02/202222/01/2022 by Sandeep Bhatt
What is the applicability of doli incapax in IPC

Meaning and explanation of Doli Incapax The word Doli incapax basically comes from the Latin word which is mentioned about …

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Know what are the Rights Of Women in India

08/03/202214/01/2022 by Sandeep Bhatt
know that are the rights of women in India

Introduction India is a fast-growing country that’s how every development changes all factors, including the lifestyle of people as we …

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What is the Importance of Sales and Distribution Management?

07/12/2021 by Sandeep Bhatt
What is the importance of sales and distribution management?

Introduction Sales and distribution management has long been a problem in the commercial world. Raw materials may arrive too soon …

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What is The Need for consumer protection in India?

05/04/202221/11/2021 by Sandeep Bhatt
Need for consumer protection in India

Introduction  In recent years, consumer understanding of their legal rights has steadily increased. Consumer protection is a worldwide acknowledgment and …

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know the Concept of Audi Alteram Partem

28/09/2021 by Sandeep Bhatt
know the concept of audi alteram partem

Introduction  Natural justice is a fundamental right of every person, which is not possible without an equal legal framework. The …

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Know what are your Employee Rights in India

14/12/202122/09/2021 by Sandeep Bhatt
know what are your employee rights in India

Introduction  Every employee is a human who gives the best afford to the employer; they must know their employee rights …

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When there is no sufficient ground to prosecute the accused, the trial Judge is bound to discharge the accused.

20/05/202117/05/2021 by Sandeep Bhatt
When there is no sufficient ground to prosecute the accused, the trial Judge is bound to discharge the accused.

Criminal P.C. (2 of 1974), S.227- It is clear from Section 227 that the trial Judge is bound to discharge …

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An injunction order based on an undertaking, can be punishable if party makes violation of it.

20/05/202116/05/2021 by Sandeep Bhatt
An injunction order based on an undertaking, can be punishable if party makes violation of it.

If the party has given an undertaking, it has become a ground for rejecting the injunction order. The undertaking is …

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