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Putting Doctors to the Test

Even the Court has expressed concern about doctors performing too many tests on patients   This time, we put doctors, instead of lawyers, under the lens. And we have the tacit backing of the court.   p style="tex..

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Drafting an effective legal opinion

"It is a fact that people usually agree to disagree. The same also applies to opinions expressed on a matter of law, statute, or any of its provisions, circulars, notifications etc. This is more so in the case of tax laws which keep changing from time to time. Thus it is subject to varied interpretations. However a good opinion has to be able to withstand the lit..

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Facilitating GST Law (An Analysis)

The ‘GST’ Constitution Amendment Bill, (No. 192 of 2014) – Facilitating GST Law (An Analysis)   One of the major Indirect tax reforms that the country is now on road to witness is the incarnation of a single GST law instead of multiple indirect taxes ..

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Sending an appeal against an order by speed post - A Caution

The service of  an order has had always been the sole issue before the courts of law when they had to dispose an application for condonation of delay .   The said issue was dealt in detail by Honourable High Court of Bombay  in matter of Amidev Agro Care Pvt LtdVs U.O.I ..

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Terrorism

I am a Hindu, I am a Muslim, I am a Sikh, I am a Christian… in today’s society everyone says that. But no one says that I am an Indian. Where is that Indian gone? He must be burnt down in the S-6th compartment of Sabarmati express or in 26/11 blast or been gun down by some of his best friend. The dove which was regarded as symbol of peace has ta..

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Key amendments in Co. Act, 2014

KEY AMENDMENTS IN COMPANIES ACT, 2014 BY THE COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2014   Companies Act, 2013 was notified after a long period on 29th August, 2013. The Companies Act inbounds..

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Lok Adalat: A farce only

The concerning authorities do not tire by praising the utility of Lok Adalat in dispensing justice. This system admits that in Lok Adalat there are no procedural problems and no question of court fees arise. If court fees is already paid it is refundable also.  It is also argued that in Lok Adalat no client loses or wins his case. What an attractive slogan. ..

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Interactivity was alive and well in the 1940's

As a child of 10, memories of American magazines comprise of LIFE,LOOK and The Saturday Evening Post. Cannot remember how the POST reached home; maybe Mom, a member of the Petit library, brought them. The issues would invariably be at least three months old, shipped by sea presumably. But one waited with bated breath, wanting to rifle thro..

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Is going beyond the 'terms of a contract' sacrilegious?

More often than not, you may have come across several decisions upholding repudiation of claims by insurers holding that ‘courts cannot go beyond the terms of the contact’ and ‘the terms have to be strictly construed.’ p style="..

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Material facts of the case

a) Narration of material “Facts of the Case” is the “backbone” of any litigation; and perhaps one of the most important skills of the draftsman, which really decides the “fate” and “length” of any litigation. Therefore, it is of core importance to understand what really constitute &..

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Train accidents

This morning’s newspaper carried a story about a railway accident in which a woman lost her legs while trying to board a local train. Whenever Moneylifers read a story such as this, they are reminded of Samir Zaveri, Mumbai’s HERO. A man who stands the tallest of all.....  without legs! p style="tex..

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Criminal liability of Directors being prosecuted u/s. 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act

The Parliament of India, in the year 1988, with a view to enhance the acceptability of cheques in settlement of liabilities, by making the drawer criminally liable in case of bouncing of cheques, introduced the Banking, Public Financial Institutions and Negotiable Instruments Laws (Amendment) Act, 19..

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The drug dealer and his lawyers

CATCH THE REAL CROOK   It was a sad occasion. At a seminar, when the audience was asked if it thought whether lawyers were honest, not one hand was raised. That prompts us to bring y..

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The significance of pensioner's day celebrations

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PENSIONER’S DAY CELEBRATIONS ON 17TH DECEMBER EVERY YEAR. NOW 32ND PENSIONER's DAY ON 17-12-2014. p style="text-al..

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Halt! Who goes there, friend or foe?

Untitled 1 A friend from Germany sent the following news item, and it is produced verbatim:   “From WTTC News in Dallas, we get this ..

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