Before starting further we should know in brief what is a document, under which section it’s defined and why a document is important and what are the penalties for a forged signature and a fabricated document. Section 3 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 defined a document as, “ Documents means any matter expressed upon […]

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 defines occupancy certificate as a “certificate issued by the competent authority permitting occupation of any building, as provided under local laws, which has provision for civic infrastructure such as water, sanitation and electricity”. In other words, an Occupancy Certificate (OC) is a document that is issued by

Data protection laws refers to a set of privacy laws, rules, and processes aimed at limiting the amount of personal data collected, stored, and disseminated that intrudes on one’s privacy. Personal data is any data or information related to the individual through which they can be identified, whether collected by the government, private agencies or

The buyers of real estate assets have been most concerned about the delay in receiving ownership of their residences. For many homeowners in various areas and with practically all builders, the wait has now lasted over six years or more, with no sign of ownership in sight. The builder-buyer struggle looked to be one-sided in

Cyber  law or IT law is alluded to as the law of the web. It is an overall set of laws intended to manage processing, web, the internet and related lawful issues. Digital Law envelops parts of licensed innovation, contract, purview, information assurance laws, security and opportunity of articulation. It coordinates the advanced dissemination of

A void agreement is one which can’t be enforced by law. Sometimes, settlement which is enforceable by way of law, a agreement, can grow to be void. Legal settlement that is correctly unlawful and unenforceable from the instant it’s far created. A void contract varies from a voidable contract because, at the same time as

Introduction: The Advocate Law or the Advocates Act, 1961 is a comprehensive Act that aims to strengthen the legal framework for judges, lawyers or legal practitioners in India. It lays down the regulations or guidelines that materialize the establishment of Bar Councils in India and the need for a Pan-India Bar. Essentially, this Act comprises