The old governance and management structures that continue to exist in some form in the majority of law firms worldwide are frequently significant impediments to operating a business entity capable of providing highly skilled professional services successfully and at a fair cost. In the majority of law firms, the owners are also expected to play […]
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The distinction between practicing law and providing legal profession —the business of law—is significant for a diverse group of current and prospective legal industry stakeholders. This category comprises persons considering a legal career (but not necessarily licensure); law students; the legal Academy; associated professional programmes (e.g., business, engineering, and computer science); working lawyers; legal providers;
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Section 13 B of the Hindu Marriage Act contains provisions for mutual consent divorce and this article aims to inform the litigants/common people who are looking for information on the legal matters of mutual consent divorce. It also describe the complete process of obtaining a mutual consent divorce decree. What is Mutual Consent Divorce? It
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Broken marriages may have an unpleasant impact on the Child’s future. The custody of a child is a legal issue that frequently arises in matrimonial disputes involving a child, such as divorces, annulments, and other judicial adjudications like separations. In most matrimonial cases, the guardianship issues are resolved in an amicable manner and the remaining
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The lawyers/advocates have immensely contributed to shaping the framework of Indian society for more than the past 200 years. Apart from the legal profession, the lawyers have contributed to the freedom struggle, drafting the constitution of India, legislative members, teachers, social reformers, bureaucrats etc. In England, the right to be represented by counsel has been
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A person who has been arrested or detained by the police, or who is in judicial custody, can apply for the regular bail in order to be released from police or judicial custody. Within the Code of Criminal Procedure, Section 437 and 439 enumerate the provisions for grant of regular bail. These provisions allow a
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In India, civil law is concerned with disputes between individuals, organisations, or both, in which the rights and liabilities of the individual or organisation are adjudicated. In some legal cases/ trial, additional to the remedies sought, the victim may be awarded compensation under provisions of law or judicial precedents. English Law (common law countries like
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Divorce by mutual consent is the legal term for a separation in which both spouses agree to end the marriage. If both spouses agree to divorce, either can file for it. In terms of ending a marriage, this is the most respectful option. When can cooling off period of 6 months be waved by the
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Anticipatory bail is the statutory remedy that can be invoked in the anticipation of arrest. In some circumstances, it’s also known as pre-arrest bail. This remedy can be invoked when a person suspects or anticipates that he will be arrested at a particular point in time. And the person must have a reasonable apprehension of
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Computers and the internet have made it easier for individuals to communicate and work across large distances for a variety of reasons, including business, education, and culture. However, the tools that allow for the free flow of information across borders also result in an alarmingly high rate of irresponsible behavior. Any technology has the potential
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