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Real Estate
February 2, 2026
Dual Safeguards: The Complementary Roles of Consumer Protection Law and RERA in Protection of Homebuyers
Explains how RERA and the Consumer Protection Act operate together to protect homebuyers through concurrent remedies.
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Corporate Law
January 30, 2026
The SHA- AoA Intersection: Decoding An Evolving Judicial Approach
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Employment Law
January 27, 2026
Cross-Border Workforce Management in India: The Role of Employer of Record Model
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Employment Law
May 15, 2025
PROBATION AND EMPLOYMENT
���Probation�۪ means testing of a person�۪s capacity, conduct or character especially before he is admitted to regular employment[1]. A ���probationer�۪ is an employee who has been provisionally employed to fill a permanent vacancy and whose probation i.e. fitness for the post has not been confirmed or declared[2].
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Corporate Law
May 15, 2025
THE TAKEOVER METHOD: SQUEEZING OUT OR BALANCING OUT?
The provisions in relation to takeover offer through compromise or arrangement were incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 (the ���Act�۝) for the first time by way of sections 230(11) and 230(12).
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Real Estate
May 15, 2025
WITHOUT PREJUDICE
It has been seen that the term, ���without prejudice�۝, is often used in communications and correspondences between two parties. The term "without prejudice" has been defined in Black's Law Dictionary
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Corporate Law
May 15, 2025
COVID-19 AND FORCE MAJEURE: A Contractual Perspective
Section 56 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 (���Act�۝) deals with the agreements between the parties to do an impossible act. Section 56 deals with the doctrine of frustration of a contract, which provides for discharge of a contract due to supervening impossibility or subsequent illegality of the act agreed to be done.
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