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Enrolment in Delhi Bar Council
This is a step-by-step enrollment process at the Delhi Bar Council, it’s a follow-up from our earlier post on How to become a lawyer: Enrol at the Bar For getting enrolled with Delhi Bar Council, you...
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Analysis of the Madras HC’s judgment regarding Pre-Marital Sex and Marriage
The Madras High Court’s judgment dated 17th June 2013 became a cause for controversy and much humour on social and other media throughout the nation. The judgment apparently designated premarital sex...
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Ragging Laws in India & The Measures to be taken by the Universities
Ragging as we all know, is social interaction between seniors and juniors in schools and colleges. An interaction which can take very brutal, inhuman and anti-social form at times. Even some of the...
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The Facebook Experiment Has Not Failed
This article says that Facebook has failed – and it is time to search for alternatives. https://medium.com/a-programmers-tale/f7b8c66109ea Search for alternatives all you want – that’s always a good...
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How to become a Lawyer
To become a lawyer in India one must possess a bachelor degree in Law i.e. LL.B. [Legum Baccalaureus] duly recognised by Bar Council of India. There are two types of degree courses for Law (LL.B.)...
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Bar Exam in India
Is it needed in India? If we did not have any bar exam for decades in our country, why do we suddenly need a bar exam now? Many students protested, filed writ petitions, and in Chennai, even disrupted...
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Bar Exam – India
All India Bar Exam has been introduced in 2010 – and all Indian law graduates have to now pass this exam to get a license to practice as a lawyer. Here are some essential details about the All India...
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Laws in Jammu and Kashmir
BRIEF BACKGROUND When India and Pakistan gained independence, Jammu and Kashmir chose to retain an independent status for the state. While the state was undergoing standstill agreements with the two...
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Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013 – Obligations for employers
The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 (Sexual Harassment Act) was passed by the Parliament and came into force on 23rd April 2013. It was...
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Preference Shares
What do we mean by Share? A share is a unit of measure of a shareholders’ interest in the total capital of the company. Share capital of a company is the capital raised through selling of shares. In...
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New crowd funding law in Italy: Is it start-up friendly?
What is crowd funding? When a group of people come together and pool their money via the internet, mostly through social-networking websites, to support the initiatives or business ventures of other...
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Will Real Estate Regulation in India see drastic change with the proposed new...
Real estate bill India: how will it impact the sector? This post was written by Satyaditya Singh Dhakare, a student at National Law Institute University, while he was interning at iPleaders. The Real...
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Commercial lease – a guide for tenants
Commercial lease is required when the property in question is purported to be used for official or business purpose. In technical terms, commercial property is property that derives its income from...
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The Patent Trolls of the United States of America and how they may be reigned in
WHAT IS A PATENT? Patent is a set of exclusive rights granted by a sovereign state to an inventor or their assignee for a limited period of time, in exchange for the public disclosure of the invention....
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The [Andaman Trunk] Road Not Taken
The Great Andaman Trunk Road or National Highway 223 connects Port Blair to Diglipur. Port Blair and Diglipur are situated at the south and north ends of the island and the road therefore covers a...
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What is a lock-in clause?
Terms in an agreement prescribing for a time period within which any one of the contracting parties or either of the contracting parties cannot terminate the contract is known as a lock-in clause. If a...
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Tax structuring – How Google, Microsoft Apple and other major US tech giants...
According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Google has saved $3.1 billion since 2007 and boosted last year’s overall earnings by 26 percent. According to company disclosures, Apple, Oracle, Microsoft and...
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The Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act
Isn’t MCOCA reserved for terrorists and mafia? How can police prosecute bookies and betting accused cricketers under this very heavyweight law? Let’s try to understand this legislation. Maharashtra...
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Exclusive Jurisdiction Clause: Mere reference to a particular court ousts...
What is an exclusive jurisdiction clause? Terms in a contract wavering the right of the parties to go to any of the civil courts having jurisdiction to resolve a dispute arising out of that contract by...
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Online registration of a shop/establishment in delhi
Under which law the shops/establishments have to be registered in Delhi? Shops and establishments in Delhi were usually registered by sending a statement to the Chief Inspector in a prescribed form...
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