Critical Analysis Of Difference Between Contract Of Indemnity And Contract Of Guarantee Under The Indian Contract Law

Introduction Indemnity and Guarantee are both a means of compensation and they both are formulated on similar principles such as matters of good faith, unjust enrichment, etc.[i] In spite of the formulation on a similar set of principles, there are several issues and technicalities on which the concept indemnity and guarantee differ. Through this article,

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Unpaid Seller

The Sale of goods Act, 1930 (hereinafter mentioned because the “Act”) defines an unpaid seller as a seller that has not been paid the total price of the products that are sold or that has received a bill of exchange or other instrument as conditional payment, and therefore the condition on which it had been

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Invitation To Offer Or Treat Under Contract Law

INTRODUCTION Through this article author has attempted to elucidate the concept of “an invitation to offer”. Having said that, certain transactions have an added preliminary stage whereby one party to the agreement invites another party to make an offer and such a process is known as “invitation to treat”. At times, parties might confuse an

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ITAT Quashes Merely based on SEBI’s Interim Order

ITAT Quashes Merely based on SEBI’s Interim Order The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, (ITAT) Delhi Bench, on 19 March 2021, in the case titled Shri Tapas Kumar Mallick (Appellant) v. The ACIT (Respondent) has quashed an assessment which was merely based on Interim order from Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI). The ITAT Judicial Member

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Supreme Court: NCLT has Jurisdiction Only to Disapprove Resolution Plan Approved by Committee of Creditor under IBC

Supreme Court: NCLT has Jurisdiction Only to Disapprove Resolution Plan Approved by Committee of Creditor under IBC The Supreme Court (SC) in the case titled Jaypee Kensington Boulevard Apartments Welfare Association & Ors. (Appellants) v. NBCC (India) Limited & Ors. (Respondents) held that if the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) i.e. the Adjudicating Authority finds

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Investigation in the pre-FIR phase is not only permissible but also required: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has said that in cases of corruption, separate/open investigation is permissible in the pre-registration phase. In this case, the High Court rejected the application challenging the notice issued to the appellant by the Police Inspector of Anti-Corruption Bureau, Nagpur. In connection with the investigation of allegations of accruing assets from known sources

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