Introduction Damages that emerge within the conventional course of occasions from the breach of contract are called conventional harms. Harms emerging out of common and plausible results of breach of contract are too considered a standard harm. Common damages are such damages, which the law presumes from the breach of the contract. By and large…
View detailsIntroduction The Indian Contract Act, 1872 is an important act which plays a major role when it comes to any types of contract made between two or more parties. It contains detailed provisions regarding the legal effects of the contract, punishment for violation of the contracts, when a contract gets discharged etc. This is a…
View detailsThe Transfer of Property Act is a general law related to the transfer of property. Generally deals only with real estate. Objectives The basic objective of this law is to formulate rules, regulations and procedures for the transfer of property. Scheme of law A transfer can take effect in 2 different ways 1. Transfer by…
View detailsINTRODUCTION: Buying shares and trading in the shares have become more and more popular in past few decades. When invested mindfully they give huge returns on the investments. Shareholders can transfer their shares in the name of another or simply can sell the off, this can be done even if person is living in…
View detailsINTRODUCTION: Capital instruments are securities in the form of shares, bonds, etc, that a company sells in order to raise capital. Shares are very important and reliable source of investment; it gives higher returns if invested mindfully. Shareholders can transfer their shares by sale or as a way of gift. These transfers are monitored…
View detailsINTRODUCTION: Issuing shares is a very important way of raising capital for a company. Company also issues bonus shares and right shares to its shareholders as a way of appreciation for investing in their company, issuing shares under stock option scheme is also a way of issuing shares for giving appreciation to their employees.…
View detailsWhat Is A Patent? According to the World Intellectual Property Organization, a Patent can be defined as an exclusive right granted for an invention, which is a product or a process that provides, in general, a new way of doing something, or offers a new technical solution to a problem. Technical information about the invention…
View detailsKYC or ‘Know Your Customer’ can be appropriately termed as a substantial tool employed by the banks to either prevent or eradicate the crimes related to finance as well as the laundering of money. It entails a compulsory verification process on the part of the banks or any other institutions related to any financial activities…
View detailsArticle 12 of the constitution defines the state. Fundamental rights provide protection against governmental action, limiting government authority. Part III defines the term state in order to identify the authorities and instrumentalities functioning within or outside the borders of India which shall be included in the definition of state. State is defined under article 12…
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