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COMMISSIONS

Commission is kind of a role given by the court to any person to act according and on behalf of court to help the court in providing complete justice. The person who acts out the commission is called commissioner. For instance, if the court must hold investigation under any suit, the court appoints a commissioner,…

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Articles of Association

Introduction Article of association (AoA) is a document which mentions the operations of the company and its regulations along with the purpose of the company. It elaborates the task and describes how the tasks are accomplished with the organisation, procedure for appointing directors and handling financial records. We can think this article of association as…

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necessary rights vs ancillary rights

In order to distinguish between the necessary and the ancillary rights, it is very important to understand the meaning of the two terms. The former rights are absolute and negative and the latter one is conditional and positive. Let us understand this idea from examples: Is there any right, not to be intentionally killed by…

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PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL JUSTICE

Natural Justice is taken from the Roman law term “Jus Natural,” and it is strongly linked to common law and moral principles, but it is not codified. It is a natural law that has nothing to do with a statute or a constitution. All inhabitants of civilized states hold natural justice in high regard. Natural…

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Directors

Introduction  Every company, whether a private company or a public company, whether a listed company or an unlisted company needs a board of directors. A company is a legal entity, meaning it is an artificial person separate from its members. Some of the relevant features of a company are that i) a company has an…

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Kinds of Partners

A partnership is an agreement between two or more persons who wish to share profits and losses for the partnership firm. However, in a partnership, all the partners do not participate in all the activities of the firm for profits and losses equally. There are various types of partnership in accordance with their extent of…

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Judicial Separation under Hindu Law

Judicial separation is incorporated under Section 10 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. This section deals with the judicial separation and the consequences that occur from it. A marriage is not terminated by a decree of judicial separation. It merely puts the obligations of conjugal duties to an end. After the issue of a decree…

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Subordinate Courts under Indian Constitution

Subordinate Courts under Indian Constitution The Indian judicial system in its own way is very diverse and detailed. This is largely due to the persistence of diversity in India. The Judiciary is an indispensable wing that aids in dexterous functioning of Indian Democracy. This research discusses about the structure and hierarchy of Indian Subordinate Courts.…

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