Interest Free Maintenance Charges and the Law Interest Free Maintenance Charges (IFMC) are the charges or fees which a home buyer pays to the Contractor or builder. The Contractor or builder reserves it in a separate account until the association of the…
An amendment has been made in the Companies Act, 2013 and the new Section 232 has been brought in which corresponds to Section 394 of the Companies Act, 1956 and this amendment seeks to bestow powers to Tribunal to order for holding of meetings of the creditors or the members and to make orders on…
According to the ratio of judgment rendered in Lalita Kumari’s case (supra), the reliability, genuineness and credibility of the information are not conditions precedent for registration of case. The intention of the Legislature is to ensure prompt investigation of a cognizable offence in accordance with law. There is no discretion left with the Police Officer to…
The evidence led by the prosecution to support their case under section 498A of IPC should not be read to hold the same accused guilty under section 306 IPC i.e abetment of suicide. Though, depending on the facts and circumstances of an individual case, subjecting a woman to cruelty may amount to an offence U/S…
The question whether an employee deserves to be paid interest on the delayed payment of various retiral benefits and the answer to this question is ‘yes’. A writ in the nature of Mandamus is also legally maintainable to seek interest on the delayed payment as per the law laid on by the Honourable of Apex…