Mergers, Mismanagement, and More: The Reach of NCLT
Introduction In the ever-evolving corporate and commercial landscape of India, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) stands as a specialized judicial authority with wide-ranging powers to handle disputes and decisions related to company law. Established under the Companies Act, 2013, and further empowered by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, the NCLT has become...
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“Bounced Trust: Legal Remedies and Realities of Cheque Bounce Cases in India”
In the world of commerce and personal finance, a cheque represents trust. It is a commitment to pay, a symbol of financial credibility. However, when a cheque is dishonoured or “bounced,” that trust breaks—often leading to significant financial, legal, and emotional consequences. In India, cheque bounce is not just a breach of promise; it’s a...
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“Settling Without the Gavel: Exploring Arbitration and Conciliation in Modern Dispute Resolution”
In a world where time is money and courtrooms are increasingly congested, parties in dispute are turning away from traditional litigation and toward more efficient, private, and cost-effective alternatives. Two of the most prominent mechanisms in this alternative dispute resolution (ADR) landscape are arbitration and conciliation. Both processes offer a way to resolve conflicts without...
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“The Thin Line: Personal Use vs. Commercial Quantity in NDPS Cases”
In the realm of narcotics law, one of the most critical distinctions under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985 is between personal use and commercial quantity. This fine legal line often determines the severity of punishment, the eligibility for bail, and the overall trajectory of a case. Understanding this distinction is not...
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“Guarding Innocence: The Legal Shield of POCSO Against Child Sexual Abuse”
Innocence is a child’s most precious possession—fragile, irreplaceable, and deserving of unwavering protection. Yet, in a world where crimes against children continue to rise, legal systems must evolve to offer robust safeguards. India’s Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, was enacted as a direct response to this urgent need, aiming to provide...
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“Silent Scars, Loud Laws: Confronting the Reality of Rape and Legal Redress in India”
Rape is not just a crime against an individual; it is a violent assertion of power, control, and dehumanization. In India, where cultural taboos often silence victims, rape remains one of the most underreported yet deeply traumatic offenses. While the legal framework has evolved to offer stricter penalties and greater protections, social stigma, police apathy,...
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“Custody and Care: Navigating the Best Interests of the Child in Legal Disputes”
Child custody cases are among the most emotionally charged and legally intricate matters in family law. At the heart of every custody dispute lies a fundamental question: What is in the best interests of the child? This guiding principle shapes decisions made by courts, mediators, and parents, as they navigate the legal, emotional, and practical...
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“Parting with Precedent: Reforming Divorce for a Modern Age”
Introduction Divorce law is often a reflection of the values of the society it serves. From religious prohibitions to fault-based proceedings, the legal process of ending a marriage has historically been shaped by cultural, moral, and political ideologies. In today’s world—where gender equality, individual freedom, and emotional wellbeing are increasingly prioritized—many legal systems are facing...
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