An agreement to sell is not a sale. It is less than a sale. It cannot be treated as a complete transfer or conveyances. Upon the execution of an agreement to sell, the ownership of the immovable property does not pass on to the buyer. An agreement to sell is said to have been executed, … Read more
An advertising agreement is a legal contract executed between a company hosting the advertising and a company providing the advertising.
Section 7 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act defines arbitration agreement.
An Arbitration Agreement is formed when two parties enter into a contract and agree in writing that any disputes arising between them out of that contract will have to be resolved without going to the courts and with the assistance of a neutral person: a third party appointed by both of the parties, known as the Arbitrator, who would act as a judge and whose decision will be binding upon the parties.
In this post we will learn how to draft an application under section 311 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 for summoning and examination of witness in the cheque bounce case.
A person give General Power of Attorney(GPA) to handle court cases on his/her behalf. It is a document that empowers a person to appear on behalf of another person for matters related to court cases.
The primary objective of the Apprentices Act 1961 was to train people as apprentices and give them an exposure to the employee work culture. The government felt the need that such apprentices if given proper training with proper amenities, they will have an insight to the real life working of employees which will give them … Read more
Agreement to buy the product manufactured by another manufacturer is signed, when one company want to do the business in the product which is produced by another company. The purpose of this agreement is to set specific terms and conditions that apply to the working relationship. It ensures that both parties understand and agree to … Read more
Parties write a deed of settlement in a cheque bounce case when they compromise in the case. The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, Section 138, governs cases involving bounced cheques. When a bank doesn’t honour a payment, a cheque bounces. A cheque is said to have been dishonoured or bounced when the bank returns it unpaid. … Read more
An agreement to assume responsibility for another person’s mortgage obligations in the event of that person’s default is known as a deed of guarantee. It is typically employed when a lender has concerns regarding a borrower’s capacity to repay mortgage installments and calls for the loan to be guaranteed by a second party, typically one … Read more
We are all aware that a person who is elderly or travelling overseas create a Power of Attorney to look after and manage their property. A power of attorney is a legal document that can be signed by anyone in favour of a family member or another individual they have faith in. Draft of Power … Read more