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The establishment of Companies Act, 2013 permitted India to have an advanced enactment for development and regulation of corporate area in India. The demonstration was ordered considering the changing monetary and business climate both locally and worldwide to work with business-accommodating corporate regulations, further develop corporate administration standards, upgrades responsibility…

Trademark is an example of intellectual property. It could be a term, gadget, phrase, logo, or any mixture obtained by any organization or corporation to distinguish their commodity from the commodities of other firms. It is also referred to as the “Brand Name”. Any corporate organisation, individual, or legal body…

Agriculture is supposed to be India's principal employment. It is sometimes the only source of income for India's massive rural population. The country as a whole is completely reliant on agriculture for its fundamental food needs. The government has a plethora of plans, laws, and other measures in place to…

GST (Goods and Service Tax) is a tax regime that is encouraged by the Government to promote an integrated business based in India. It allows every inspector to self-assess his or her tax liability and submit timely refunds to the government without the substantial intervention of any tax official. As…

On account of its flexibility, compliance, tax, and performance, LLP can be useful for small and medium-sized businesses, in general. Internationally, LLPs are the preferred business vehicle, especially in the service or professional industry. Conversions from an existing business structure can be made to LLP while maintaining the benefits of…

  There are two very new concepts in the changing scenario of corporate law in India. The first is OPC which stands for One Person Company, and other is LLP which stands for Limited Liability Partnership.  The concept of LLP is a modern form of Partnership firm with the advanced…

  The World Bank publishes an index called the “Ease of Doing Business”. It is an aggregation of several characteristics that characterise the ease of doing business in the state. It is calculated by summing the distance to border scores of several economies. The proximity to the Wild West index…

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, was enacted to help homebuyers in protection of their rights and interests from the malpractices of the builders. RERA indicates specific standards for building and advancement of land which will upgrade the transparency in exchanges in the real estate sector. It has…

According to Section 2(h) of Indian Contracts Act, 1872 “an agreement enforceable by law is a contact” resultantly an agreement which creates legal obligation is a contract. Further an agreement is a promise or a set of promises forming the consideration for each other and agreement which creates legal obligation…

The point of getting insurance is that it is a high level of certainty. Insurance is a binding agreement between the insurer and the insured party that provides the insurer with access to the best possible care, depending on the purchased policy. The basic need is to make sure that…