Corporate law is a branch of law that governs the rights, relations, and conduct of companies, their shareholders, and other stakeholders. In India, the Companies Act, of 2013, regulates the corporate
Gambling is an act of wagering or betting money or something valuable on an event that may happen or may not happen. The term gambling may be defined as ‘the betting or staking of
Recently, we all witnessed the strikes and shutdowns by private hospitals against the proposed Right to Health Act. This shutdown was followed by some government hospitals also shutting down their services to retaliate against this act. The hospitals declared this shutdown as indefinite and
The most significant regulations regulating the barbarism of war are found in the Geneva Conventions and its Additional Protocols, two international treaties. They guard individuals who do
Insolvency can be a source of highly distressing situations for the business and its employees both as it creates financial instability within the organization. Insolvency occurs when a company is
The last few months had been very crucial for the Indian government to seek the amendment of the competition act of 2002. After presenting the competition bill 2022, in the Lok Sabha on August 5,
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The social contract of marriage has been greatly impacted by the complexity of modern life, which is the result of rapidly shifting socioeconomic conditions, the breakdown of the joint family structure,
Statutes are laws created by the Legislature. The process of interpreting a statute is how courts attempt to figure out what the Legislature meant when it wrote the law in official documents.
Organ donation is a critical issue in India, where millions of people suffer from organ failure every year. According to a report by the National Health Portal, nearly 5 lakh people in India die each year