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Right of Indemnity holder when sued*

Introduction Indemnity is a legal concept expressed in the form of a contract or mentioned as a clause in commercial contracts, in which a party promises to compensate the indemnified party for losses incurred as a result of the promisor’s or any third party’s actions. It can also be used to cover expenses incurred in…

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Survellience mechanism at Stock Exchange

Market surveillance is the detection and investigation of unfair, manipulative, or unlawful trading actions in the securities markets. With confidence in the fairness and accuracy of transactions, buyers and sellers are prepared to participate in orderly markets, which are supported by market surveillance. Without market regulation, a market might become disorganised, which would deter investment…

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IMPORTANT LEGAL MAXIMS & DOCTRINES

Act so that maxim of your act could be made the principal of universal law Immanuel Kant INTRODUCTION A well-known legal theory, proposition, or concept, typically articulated in Latin, is known as a legal maxim. The majority of these Latin proverbs were first used by European governments that used Latin as their official language in…

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CONTRACT OF INDEMNITY*

Introduction  Halsbury explained indemnity as a contract, express or implied to keep a person, who has entered into or who is about to enter into, a contract or incur any other liability, indemnified against loss, independently of the question of whether a third person makes a default. Adamson v. Jarvis[i], on the defendant’s instructions, the…

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Rights of people from the LGBT Community

Introduction: In India, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) rights have progressed dramatically in recent years. However, Indian LGBT individuals continue to suffer societal and legal challenges that non-LGBT citizens do not encounter. What do you understand by LGBTQ? LTGQB are abbreviations for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning. These phrases refer to a person’s…

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COURT AND TRIBUNAL

INTRODUCTION All of us, though we live times which is expected to be very broader, innovative and functional we do not know our own civil society and its structure. When we talk about Tribunal and Courts, most of us believe that they have same functions and both are similar but we need to understand that…

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