This article has been written by Mitushi More, a student of BA.LLB. VII Semester at Shri Vaishnav institute of law, Indore. Introduction The Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992 is an act that was enacted for the regulation and development of the securities market in India. It was amended in the years 1995, …
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In our day-to-day life, we enter into numerous financial transactions involving significant amounts of money and other ailed components. With the increasing commercialization and globalization, the transfer of money has become an absolute necessity and all the entities ranging from small shopkeepers to large-scale businessmen are taking loans and other financial assistance to survive in …
Lawyers and advocates are the pillars of the Indian judiciary and these are known as the court officers. The advocates are the one who finds the mistakes in the law so that the court can take the process for the interpretation of statute. However, only an advocate has the right to represent his client in …
Reservation in India is seen as positive discrimination in India. It is a government policy that was added to the Constitution of India by various amendments. Reservation is considered as an affirmative action taken by the Government of India. In this article on Reservation in India, we will discuss the different types of reservations and …
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What is a limited partnership? A limited partnership is a legal partnership structure that is formed by at least two persons where one is a general partner and one is a limited partner. The limited partnership is known as LP. There can be more than two partners but it is the requirement by the law …
Dissolution of partnership means to stop or end the business of the partnership firm by all partners of the partnership firm. Dissolution of partnership and dissolution of partnership firm are two different situations. When a partner takes retirement or leaves the partnership, the business of partnership remains continues with other partners of the firm. But …
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A partnership needs different types of partners to run the business and get profits. A partnership is an improved version of a sole proprietorship. The biggest disadvantage of sole proprietorship was that the individual has to work alone in the business. It is difficult for one person to handle all the pressure and workload alone. …
A partnership deed under the partnership act 1932 is a legal and written document that contains an agreement between two or more persons, who have a mutual intention to carry on business as partners and share profits and losses. A partnership agreement may be written or oral, but, According to the Partnership Act, there is …
A partnership is a legal relationship between two or more persons to form and carry on a business together. The object of partnership is to carry out a business to earn profit and divide it into all partners. There are many types of partnerships that are useful to run a business. In this article, we …
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The relationship between banker and customer is a legal relationship that starts after the formation of a contract. When a person opens a bank account in the bank and the banker gives his acceptance for the account, it binds the banker and customer in the contractual relationship. The person who holds a bank account in …
