Definition of Capital Market A capital market is where financial securities like shares, bonds, or financial instruments are traded by their buyers and sellers. Individual and institutional investors trade all kinds of financial securities in that market. Generally, long-term securities or debt are traded; whose maturities have one or more years. Capital markets exist in […]
Introduction Before understanding the difference between the primary market and the secondary market, we have to know the meaning of the market in terms of the capital market. The term market has been defined in various meanings as per the attached purpose. In simple terms, we can say that the market is known as a […]
Meaning and explanation of Doli Incapax The word Doli incapax basically comes from the Latin word which is mentioned about the presumption theory of criminal responsibility in the law. As per this theory, a child is not capable of committing an offense with criminal intent. This maxim presumes that a person who acts in any […]
Introduction India is a fast-growing country that’s how every development changes all factors, including the lifestyle of people as we know improvement and development are requirements for the growing nation. That makes all over development economically, socially, industrial, etc., and the result also grows the status of people’s lives. Suppose we talk about the status […]
We can find this answer in Rambadan Rai and others vs. Paltan Paswan and other,(AIR 1977 Pat 1), the Patana High Court held that, If a minor is a party to the suit and is not represented properly in the suit. Then the ex parte decree, which is passed against a minor, is not bound […]
The decree passed on terms of compromise valid whether all necessary parties not signed in the compromise petition? In the case of Awadhesh Prasad Sharma vs. Prahlad Prasad Sharma and Ors (AIR 2014 PATNA 239), The Patana High Court held that a compromise was made between the parties to the suit could be covered under […]
Whether the decree passed based on compromise, it called the court’s decision? The supreme court dealt with the question in Pulavarthi Venkata Subba Rao Vs Valluri Jagannadha Rao,(A.I.R. S.C. 591), and observed that a decree passed on the basis of compromise could not be called a decision by the court. In terms of compromise decree, […]
If husband and wife lived separately by mutual consent, then the wife is not entitled to claim maintenance u/s,125(4) of CrPC Criminal Procedure Code, Section 125 In the case of Amarendra Nath Bagui vs. Smt. Gouri Rani Bagui and another, (1990 CRI. L. J. 2415), The Calcutta High Court entertained the revision petition filed by […]
Recall of witness – Cross-examination is a defendant’s right; refusal by the court is grave prejudice to his defense. Civil Procedure Code,1908, Order 18, Rule 17 In the case of M/s. Foodworld Super Markets Ltd. and Anr vs. H. Sujan Singh and Ors( AIR 2009 SC (Supp) 2249), The supreme Court Rightly observed that, Cross-examination […]
Introduction Sales and distribution management has long been a problem in the commercial world. Raw materials may arrive too soon and spoil before they are utilized. Alternatively, completed items may come late, enabling a rival to take the lion’s share of the market. Effective Sales and distribution management is so important that sub-discipline techniques like […]