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The theory regarding the doctrine of territorial nexus was first propounded in the 1948 case of Wallace. It is a theory read with the theory of pith and substance. It can be better understood with the legal maxim, “extra territorium jus dicenti impune non paretur.” What does the Doctrine of Territorial Nexus Mean? Every country
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Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority is the full form of IRDA. This report provides an analysis of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (i.e. IRDA) of India. This research report covers IRDA’s role and functions, significant aspects, latest developments on IRDA, regulatory frameworks, issues and concerns, and other aspects related to the authority. IRDA is
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In this article, we will discuss the right of preemption, read about a few example clauses and understand its inference as has been laid down in section 8 of the West Bengal land reforms Act, 1955. What is Pre-emption? In the context of corporate law, pre-emption is a right made available to the existing shareholders
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Introduction A legal maxim is an established principle or proposition. Legal maxims are Latin phrases that express broad and fundamental legal principles, such as fiat justitia ruat caelum (“let justice be done though the heavens fall”), Audi Altarem Partem (“let the other side be heard as well”), and more. Legal maxims provide guidance to judges
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What is Trademark? What is trademark? Trademark is a legally protected brand name. It identifies the source of a product or service and distinguishes the products or services of one business from those of others. Trademark can also be called brand name, trade name, or service mark. Trademark or trade mark is the distinctive sign,
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In this article, we will discuss the meanings and legal provisions regarding defamation in India. Defination Defamation is false statements or information that lowers the reputation of another person. It can also be referred to as calumny, vilification, or traducement. A tort, like an invasion of privacy or breach of contract, defamation is an intentional
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Introduction Part 3 of the Indian Constitution, which is considered to be the most important part of our constitution, gives us the fundamental right, which has been enshrined in our constitution by our framers. These right provides us a way to live our life with dignity, integrity and with our heads high. Dr. BR Ambedkar,
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