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June 23, 2022

Evolution of Transgender laws in India and comparative Analysis with others countries of world   
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                                                                                                                            “Start writhing ,no matter what.The water does not glow until the faucet is turned on” Transgender community includes Hijras,Eunuchs,Kothis,Aravanis ,Jogappa,Shiv-Shakthis etc,who have been a part of Indian society for centuries .The Vedic and Puranic literature mention tritipaprakriti meaning the third gender and napunsaka meaning someone with the loss of procreative ability.The word hijra used in…

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Remedies for Breach of Contract
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When a guarantee or agreement is broken by any of the parties, we call it a breach of contract. So, when either of the parties does not keep their conclusion of the understanding or does not satisfy their commitment as per the terms of the contract, it could be a breach of contract. There are a few cures for breach of contract, such as grant of harms, particular…

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<strong>THE ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE BILL, 2019 (NCISM)</strong>
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INTRODUCTION: The first medical bill was passed in 1956 which was named as The Indian Medical Council Act. That Council focuses on approving new medical colleges, framing guidelines for the medical field, giving licence for Doctors after Post-graduation till the formation of the National Medical Commission. Due to the non-performing of the Council in a…

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Damages for Breach of Contract
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A contract is not a property. It is a promise supported by some consideration upon which either the remedy of specific performance or that of damages is available. The party who is injured by the breach of contract may bring an action for damages in the court. “Damages” means compensation for the loss suffered by…

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Instruments not duly stamped inadmissible in Evidence
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Introduction It’s worth mentioning that the fundamental Stamp Act of 1899 makes no explicit provision for the admissibility of completely unstamped instruments/documents as evidence. This Act, on the other hand, allows for the admission of under-stamped or improperly stamped instruments and documents. Sections 33 and 35 of the core legislation deal with under-stamped papers and…

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DISCHARGE OF CONTRACT BY MUTUAL AGREEMENT OR CONSENT
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Contract A contract is a legally enforceable agreement that creates, defines, and governs mutual rights and obligations between its participants. With the following criteria, an agreement becomes a contract: Consent should be unrestricted. The parties must be legally capable of entering into a contract. Consideration should be given following the legislation. Legal objects should be…

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ARBITRATION PROCEDURE
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Section 21 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 provides the rules governing the commencement of proceedings. It gives the parties the freedom to agree and decide when the arbitration process can officially begin. But in the absence of such an agreement or when the parties fail to reach an agreement, the trial may begin…

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BY WHOM SHOULD THE CONTRACT BE PERFORMED?
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Contract A contract is a legally enforceable agreement that establishes, defines, and governs the mutual rights and obligations of its parties. If an agreement fits the following characteristics, it is considered a contract: Consent should be freely given. The parties must be able to enter into a contract legally. The importance of following the law…

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