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- No arrest could be made for offences which are punishable with less than Seven years without serving of Notice under section 35(3) of BNSS 2023
- Understanding ESI Contributions: Employer and Employee Responsibilities
- The Importance of ESI for Organizations: Legal Obligations and Benefits
- The Role of ESI in Providing Social Security to Workers
- Understanding the Employees’ State Insurance Act, 1948: A Complete Guide
- Understanding the Key Provisions of the ESI Act, 1948
- Registration of Sub-code under ESIC and Closer of Unit
- Giving remark or entry in APAR after 30th June/31 Augst by Reporting and reviewing officer is illegal and invalid.
- C-18 Adhoc Notice & C-18 Actual Notice under ESIC Act 1948
- Divorce on grounds of cruelty under section 13 of HMA
- When Recovery Certificate under section 45C of ESI Act 1948 Can be Issued.
- offences under section 85 of esi act 1948 due to non payment of contribution or failed to produced the documents.
- Appeal u/s 82 of ESI Act 1948 against the order of EI Court u/s 75 of ESI Act before High Court.
- Steps to Successfully Apply for Divorce in India
- Permanent Alimony in India: What Divorced Spouses Need to Know About Rights & Recent Changes
- Navigating Divorce in Delhi: Your Essential Guide with Real Indian Case Insights
- Mutual Consent Divorce in India: Avoiding Common Pitfalls for a Smooth Separation
- Contested Divorce in Delhi: Proving Cruelty and Navigating Complex Grounds
- Child Custody Battles in Delhi: Understanding the ‘Best Interest of the Child’ Principle (Recent Judgments)
- How to challenge the speaking order under section 45A of Esi Act 1948 before the Court.
- Understanding Divorce in India: Process, Pitfalls, and Protections
- Protecting Your Assets: Property Division and Stridhan Rights in Indian Divorce Law (Key Judgments)
- The recent trend of lodging false complaints of sexual offences.
- Inspection Procedure of Units-Factory-Offices by Esic SSO as per Section 45 of Esi Act.
- Bank Attachment under Section 45-H of ESI Act1948 for due of contribution.
- Good Divorce Lawyers in Delhi – Expert Help for Custody & More
- ADOPTION PROCEDURE FOR NON-RESIDENT INDIAN or OVERSEAS CITIZEN OF INDIA
- Step-by-Step: What Happens When You Hire a Criminal Advocate in Delhi
- Punishment for failure to pay contributions under section 85 of esi act 1948
- Interest and damages under Esi Act-1948
- Coverage of Units under ESI Scheme- as per esi act1948
- Delegation of Power for Major Penalty in ESIC-Service Matter
- For Offence Of Rape On False Promise To Marry-quashing of FIR u/s 482 Crpc.
- Navigating Divorce in Delhi: Unlocking the Secrets to Finding the Best Legal Champion
- ex parte decree of divorce is not different from a contested one.
- ESIC can not make departure or deviation from the rules mention in section 17(2) of Esi Act 1948 without obtaining the prior approval from the Central Government
- If the disagreement note in itself is faulty , the penalty order is liable to be set aside.
- Adultery is in any case a ground for divorce, however the same can’t be a ground for not granting custody
- NDPS Act Cases and related Laws and Bail.
- Marriage and Divorce Laws in India-Article.
- Section 156(3) CrPC | Magistrate Has Discretion To Direct Police Investigation Into Complaint.
- ESI Act Cases Expert Lawyer in Delhi.
- Attesting witnesses of a will.
- Suit for recovery of possession.
- Submission Of False Information about pending cases By Probationary Govt Employee.
- Transfer Cannot be Assailed on the Ground of Violation of Transfer Policy.
- Divorce on Grounds of Cruelty under Hindu Marriage Act 1955.
- Misuse Process of Law under the DV Act – Complaint against relatives liable to be quashed.
- Guideline by Supreme Court of India on Quashing of FIR under Sec.482 of Cr.P.C.
- Disciplinary Authority and the Appellate Authority’s power to examine the evidence forming part of the inquiry report.
- Acquittal in section 67 of IT Act for uploaded obscene videos from the internet- Cyber Crime Case.
- Bail Laws and Bail in Eow Cases.
- Statutory bail (default bail) under Section 167(2) of the Cr.PC cannot be granted if extension not objected.
- Latest Judgement of Supreme Court on cooling period of Six months in Divorce and on irretrievable breakdown of marriage.
- Consent in rape case or false promise of marriage.
- Mere proof of signatures on the will is not sufficient to prove its due execution.
- Rape on false Promise of Marriage.
- When an application under Section 156(3) CrPC Dismissed then could have been treated as a complaint u/s 202 Cr.P.C.
- Anticipatory Bail in section354-354A-354D of IPC
- Criminal Lawyer in Delhi.
- Divorce Lawyer in Delhi
- Transfer Petition of Divorce Case in Supreme Court.
- Annulment/Nullity of Marriage Laws in India.
- Duration of sentence of Indian convicted abroad and Transfer of Prisoner as per treaty of transfer.
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- Whether the Court have the jurisdiction to interfere in Technical tender matter by the way of Writ jurisdiction.
- When can the Waiving Period of Six Months for Mutual Divorce u/s 13-B of HMA be waived off.
- laws on cancellation of bail.
- When Wife can disentitled for maintenance on grounds of adultery.
- Rape On False Marriage Promise not maintainable Even After Knowing About Man’s Marriage
- Past Service Of Transferred Employees To Be Included For Assessing Promotions, Other Benefits
- Divorce on grounds of Mental Cruelty and on false allegation.
- Power of High court u/s 482 of Cr.Pc. for quashing of Criminal proceedings.
- Non-supply of a copy of the LOC to the Person concern is illegal and liable to quashed.
- Magistrate cannot issue warrant of arrest for non Payment of Maintenance.
- contractual employees cannot be replaced by another set of contractual employees”
- How to Declare Persons absconding from the Law as “Proclaimed Offender”(P.O.)
- Whether ad hoc appointment for the purpose of seniority can be counted ?
- Quashing Petition in non compoundable offences u/s 482 of Cr.P.C.
- Major Children are entitled for Maintenance from father even after age of 18 years ?.
- Period of 90 days for filing of written statement is directory or Mandatory under order 8 of CPC
- Service Matter Lawyer in Delhi-CAT Lawyers
- Major Daughters Cannot claim maintenance from her father in sec. 125 of Cr.P.c. Cases.
- P.O. ( Bail in Proclaimed Offender) in Criminal Case.
- Complainant u/s 498-A IPC ( Dowry)filed by father not maintainable.
- Bail in False Rape Case.
- Arrest and seizure under ndps act ( Arrest in Narcotic Drug cases)
- Application u/s 340 Cr.P.C. in Court proceeding.
- When an application under Section 156(3) CrPC could have been treated as a complaint u/s 202 Cr.P.C.
- Divorce on grounds of irretrievable broken down of Marriage and Cruelty.
- Mutual Consent Divorce Law India.
- Annulment of Marriage/ Nullity of marriage Law in India.
- When Foreign Divorce decree is valid/ enforceable in India.
- Rights of Married women in India.
- Divorce on grounds of Irretrievable breakdown of marriage.
- After filing mutual divorce petition wife can withdraw and ask for more money or face contempt of court proceeding.
- Dissolution of Marriage on Grounds of idiocy or lunacy under Hindu marriage Act 1955.
- Bail in NDPS Cases Under Sec.37 of NDPS Act.
- Safeguards against extradition of a fugitive criminal in India as per Extradition Act.
- WAIVING OF STATUTORY/MANDATORY PERIOD OF SIX MONTHS UNDER SECTION 13B(2) OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT 1955 FOR MUTUAL CONSENT DIVORCE.
- EXTRADITION PROCEEDING IN INDIA UNDER EXTRADITION AND TREATY LAWS.
- Damages or Compensation under IT Act 2000 in India.( Cyber Crime Case Damages Suit).
- Bail in section 66-C/66-D of the Information Technology Act, 2000.
- Admissibility of electronic evidence and Certificate under Section 65B(4) of Evidence Act.
- Divorce granted to husband on cruelty grounds when highly educated wife alleged allegation against husband.
- Mutation of property in revenue records neither creates nor extinguishes title to the property.
- Child Custody Law in India and general Principle to grant custody.
- Whether A Plaint or suit can be rejected under order VII Rule 11 of CPC on grounds of Res Judicata ?
- Whether an anticipatory bail granted to a person under Section 438 Cr.p.c.is for limited period or has to surrender before the Trial Court and seek regular bail.
We are also advising and contesting for various Govt Department cases as Standing Counsel and as an empanelled Lawyer.
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