Articles Archives - Page 4 of 7 - A.K. Legal & Associates

Analyzing ‘Quiet quitting’ and ‘Moonlighting’ in light of labor laws in India

Quiet quitting is basically wherein the employee performs the bare minimum of the task specifically assigned and later shrugs off responsibilities beyond that. The concept of great resignation gained momentum in the year 2021, and as the job markets started opening globally, ever since then, the buzz phrase at workplaces is now being replaced with […]

Analyzing ‘Quiet quitting’ and ‘Moonlighting’ in light of labor laws in India Read More »

Who is an Ostensible Owner and its Legal Status

Articles / By By Adv. Srushti Nikam

Introduction The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, is a major piece of legislation in India that governs the transfer of ownership of property from one person to another. The concept of an ostensible owner is an important aspect of this Act, as it provides a legal framework for recognizing and protecting the rights of individuals

Who is an Ostensible Owner and its Legal Status Read More »

Communication During Marriage – A Spousal Privilege

Articles / By By Abhishek Kunchikor

Introduction The communications between a husband and a wife have been accorded the status of privileged communication under Section 122 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. The section specifies that for the purpose of recording evidence, a person who is or has been married at any point in time cannot be: compelled to disclose any

Communication During Marriage – A Spousal Privilege Read More »

Plea Bargaining

Articles / By By Abhishek Kunchikor

Introduction Plea Bargaining means pre-trial negotiations between the Accused and the Prosecution during which the Accused agrees to plead guilty for certain concessions by the Prosecutor. It is founded on the ‘Nolo Contendere’ concept, which translates to “I do not desire to contend.” Due to the evident inefficiencies of the Indian Criminal Justice System, which has

Plea Bargaining Read More »

Dishonor Of Cheques – An Offense Committed By Companies

Articles / By By Abhishek Kunchikor

Introduction The Negotiable Instruments Act (hereafter “the Said Act”) was enacted in 1881 to facilitate the expansion of banking and business transactions. The primary objective of this act was to legalize the Negotiable Instruments system. Section 141 of the said Act punishes violations of Section 138 of the said Act committed by corporations. History This

Dishonor Of Cheques – An Offense Committed By Companies Read More »

Eligibility To Contest Elections With Two Child Policy

Articles / By By Abhishek Kunchikor

Introduction As per the statistics unveiled by the World Population Review, India is the second most populated country in the world and the most densely populated, currently consisting of estimated 1,423,784,118 people, whereas China on the other hand is the most populated country in the world, currently consisting of an estimated 1,425,801,913 people. The Chinese State Council

Eligibility To Contest Elections With Two Child Policy Read More »

Revenue Record Entries do not transfer ownership

Articles / By Abhishek Kunchikor

The Transfer of Immovable Property is mainly governed by two major laws, namely, Indian Contracts Act, 1872, and the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. However, apart from these 2 laws, another piece of legislation is of utmost importance when it comes to bringing into effect a particular transfer of rights, title, interest in an immovable

Revenue Record Entries do not transfer ownership Read More »

Indian Federalism

Articles / By By Payodhi Agrawal

Federalism Federalism can be understood as a system of governing a set of people at two different levels with each level having some unique and coinciding powers to govern them. Such a government operates at one federal or central level with multiple regional or provincial levels under it governing sets of people at the state

Indian Federalism Read More »

Honest Concurrent Use of Trade Mark

Articles / By By Abhishek Kunchikor

INTRODUCTION What is a Trade Mark? Its uses and effects. A Trade Mark is essentially a mark used to differentiate a certain entity, which may be categorized as goods or services provided by a person and/or business, from the rest. This mark may feature names, shapes, colours, icons, or a combination thereof, as well as

Honest Concurrent Use of Trade Mark Read More »

Related Party Transactions

Articles / By Payodhi Agrawal

A related party transaction can be called a transfer of goods, resources, services, or business between a reporting entity and a related party, whether or not a payment is made. If an entity had related party transactions during the periods covered by the financial statements, Indian Accounting Standard 24 requires it to disclose the nature

Analyzing ‘Quiet quitting’ and ‘Moonlighting’ in light of labor laws in India

Who is an Ostensible Owner and its Legal Status

Communication During Marriage – A Spousal Privilege

Plea Bargaining

Dishonor Of Cheques – An Offense Committed By Companies

Eligibility To Contest Elections With Two Child Policy

Revenue Record Entries do not transfer ownership

Indian Federalism

Honest Concurrent Use of Trade Mark

Related Party Transactions

Get Help from Our Best Lawyer

Ouick links

Practice Areas

Get In Touch

Articles

Get Help from Our Best Lawyer

Ouick links

Practice Areas

Get In Touch

Start typing and press enter to search