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THE
CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 |
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| •Stay of suit: Subsequent suit should be stayed in case two suits between the same parties involve the same subject matter | Sec. 10 |
| •Res judicata i.e., no court to try any suit when identical matterbetween same parties has been heard and finally decided by such court | Sec. 11 |
| •Objective As to jurisdiction | Sec. 21 |
| •Transfer And Withdrawal | Sec. 24-25 |
| •Institution o suit: Every suit shall be instituted by the presentation of plaint and in every plaint, facts shall be proved by affidavit | Sec. 26 |
| •Summons to defendants within 30 days from the date of institution of suit | Sec. 27 |
| •Summon to witness | Sec. 31 |
| •Penalty for default of attendance | Sec. 32 |
| •Award of interest on a decree for recovery of money | Sec. 34 |
| •Compensatory costs in respect of false or vexatious claims or defenses | Sec. 35A |
| •Costs for causing delay | Sec. 35B |
| •Transfer of decree by the court of competent jurisdiction | Sec. 39 |
| •Detention and release | Sec. 58 |
| •Private alienation of property after attachment to be void | Sec. 64 |
| •Power of court to issue commissions | Sec. 75 |
| •Statutory notice before filling suit against Government, etc. | Sec. 80 |
| •Settlement of disputes outside the Court | Sec. 89 |
| •Appeal From Original Decree | Sec. 96 |
| •No further appeal in certain cases | Sec. 100A |
| •Appealable orders | Sec.104 |
| •When Appeals Lie To Supreme Court | Sec. 109 |
| •Reference to High Court | Sec. 113 |
| •Review of judgment | Sec. 114 |
| •Power of revision of High Court | Sec. 115 |
| •Power of High Court to Make Rules | Sec. 125 |
| •Discretion of court to extend time for doing any act allowed under the Code | Sec. 148 |
| •Right to lodge a caveat | Sec. 148a |
| •Power to make up deficiency of Court-fee | Sec. 149 |
| •Inherent Powers of the Court | Sec. 151 |
| •Amendment of judgments, decrees or orders by the court | Sec. 152 |
| •Suit to be commenced by plaint | O. VI, R. 15 |
| •Register of suit | O. IV, R. 1 |
| •Issue and service of summons | O. V |
| •Verification of pleadings | O. VI, R. 15 |
| •Amendment of pleadings | O. VI, R. 17 |
| •Rejection of plaint | O. VII, R.11 |
| •Production of document | O. VII, R. 14 |
| •Written statement | O. VIII, R. 1 |
| •Duty of defendant to produce documents, etc., | O. VIII, R. 1A |
| •Decree against plaintiff by default bars fresh suit | O. IX, R. 9 |
| •Setting aside ex parts order/decree against defendant | O. IX, R. 13 |
| •Notice to produce documents | O. XII, R. 8 |
| •Materials from which issues may be framed | O. XIV, R. 4 |
| •Judgment and Decree | O. XX |
| •Affidavits | O. XIX |
| •Decree may direct payment by way of instilments | O. XX, R. 11 |
| •Stay of execution of decree | O. XXI, R. 26 |
| •Setting aside abatement of suit due to death of defendant (s) | O. XXI, R. 37 |
| •Compromise of suit | O. XXIII, R. 3 |
| •Suits by or against corporations | O. XXIX |
| •Suits by or against firms, etc. | O. XXX |
| •Suits by or against minors and persons of unsound mind | O. XXXII |
| •Suits by indigent persons | O. XXXIII |
| •Mortgage suit | O.XXXIV |
| •Interpleader suit | O.XXXV |
| •Summary Procedure | O.XXXVII |
| •Arrest and attachment before judgment | O.XXXVIII, |
| •Applications for obtaining interim injunctions | O.XXXIX, R. 1 & 2 |
| •Consequence of disobedience or breach of injunction | O.XXXIX, R. 2A |
| •Appointment of Receivers | O.XL |
| •Appeals | O.XLI, XLIII, XLV |
| •Reference to High Court | O.XLVI |
| •Review | O.XLVII |
THE CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973 |
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| •Court by which offences are triable | Sec. 26 |
| •When police may arrest without warrant | Sec. 41 |
| •Person arrested to be informed of grounds of arrest and of right to bail | Sec. 50 |
| •Person arrested not to be detained more than twenty-four hours | Sec. 57 |
| •Service of summons on witness by post | Sec. 69 |
| •Form of warrant of arrest and its duration | Sec. 70 |
| •Proclamation and attachment of property of person absconding | Sec. 82-83 |
| •Issue of warrant in addition to summons | Sec. 87 |
| •Summons to produce document etc. | Sec. 91 |
| •Search of place suspected to contain stolen property, forged documents, etc. | Sec. 94 |
| •Search for persons wrongly confined | Sec. 97 |
| •Power to compel restoration of abducted woman or a female child under eighteen years of age | Sec. 98 |
| •Order for maintenance of wives, children and parents | Sec. 125 |
| •Power to issue order in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger | Sec. 144 |
| •Power to prohibit carrying arms in procession or mass drill or mass training with arms. | Sec. 144A |
| •Power to attach subject of dispute and to appoint Receiver | Sec. 146 |
| •Arrest to prevent the commission of cognizable offences | Sec. 151 |
| •Information in cognizable cases (First Information Report-FIR) | Sec. 154 |
| •Recording of confessions and statement | Sec. 164 |
| •Medical examination of the victim of rape. | Sec. 164A |
| •Diary of proceedings in investigation | Sec. 172 |
| •Report of police officer on completion of investigation | Sec. 173 |
| •Inquiry by Magistrate into cause of death | Sec. 176 |
| •Cognizance of offences by Magistrates | Sec. 190 |
| •Cognizance of offences by Court of Session | Sec. 193 |
| •Prosecution of offences under section 498A of the Indian Penal Code(husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty) | Sec.198A |
| •Prosecution for defamation | Sec. 199 |
| •Complaints to Magistrate-Examination | Sec. 200 |
| •Dismissal of complaint | Sec. 203 |
| •Issue of Process | Sec. 204 |
| •Contents of charge | Sec. 211 |
| •When it is doubtful what offence has been committed | Sec. 221 |
| •Trial Before A Court of Session | Sec. 225-237 |
| •Judgment of acquittal or conviction by a Judge | Sec. 235 |
| •Trial of Warrants Cases By Magistrates | Sec. 238-250 |
| •Non-appearance or death of complainant | Sec. 256 |
| •Withdrawal of complaint | Sec. 257 |
| •Trial of Summons Cases by Magistrates | Sec. 251-259 |
| •Record of evidence in absence of accused | Sec. 299 |
| •Person once convicted or acquitted not to be tried for the same offence | Sec. 300 |
| •Legal aid to accused at State expense in certain cases | Sec. 304 |
| •Local inspection | Sec. 310 |
| •Power to summon material witness or examine person present | Sec. 311 |
| •Power to examine the accused | Sec. 313 |
| •No influence to be used to induce disclosure | Sec. 316 |
| •Provision for inquiries and trial being held in the absence of accused in certain cases | Sec. 317 |
| •Compounding of offences | Sec. 320 |
| •Withdrawal From Prosecution | Sec. 321 |
| •Appeal | Sec. 341 |
| •Copy of judgment to be given to the accused and other persons | Sec. 363 |
| •Suspension of sentence pending the appeal, release of appellant on bail | Sec. 389 |
| •Reference to High Court | Sec. 395 Sec. 389 |
| •Sessions Judge’s powers of revision | Sec. 399 |
| •Suspension of execution of Sentence of imprisonment | Sec. 424 |
| •Power to suspend, remit or commute sentence | Sec. 432-435 |
| •In what cases bail may be taken | Sec. 436 |
| •Maximum period for which an undertrial prisoner can be detained. | Sec. 436A |
| •When bail be taken in non bailable cases | Sec. 437 |
| •Direction for grant of bail where arrest apprehended (Anticipatory bail) | Sec. 438 |
| •Special powers of High Court or Court of Session regarding bail | Sec. 439 |
| •Amount of bond and reduction there of | Sec. 440 |
| •Declaration by sureties | Sec. 441A |
| •Discharge of sureties | Sec. 444 |
| •Deposit instead of recognizance | Sec. 445 |
| •Cancellation of bond and bail bond | Sec. 446A |
| •Order for custody and disposal of property pending trial in certain cases | Sec. 451 |
| •Order for disposal of property at conclusion of trial | Sec. 452 |
| •Procedure by police upon seizure of property | Sec. 457 |
| •Limitation for taking cognizance of certain offences | Sec. 467-473 |
| •Trials before High Court | Sec. 474 |
| •Inherent powers of High Court | Sec. 48 |
THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA |
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•Citizenship |
Arts. 5-11 |
| •Fundamental Rights | Arts. 12-35 |
| •Directive Principles of State Policy | Arts. 36-51 |
| •Fundamental Duties | Art. 51A |
| •The Legislative power of President | Art. 123 |
| •The Union Judiciary | Art. 124-147 |
| •The Executive (State) | Arts. 153-167 |
| •Legislative power of the Governor | Arts. 213 |
| •High Courts | Arts. 214-232 |
| • Subordinate Courts | Arts. 233-237 |
| •Relations between the Union and the States | Arts. 245-263 |
| •Finance, Property, Contracts and Suits | Arts. 264-300A |
| •Trade Commerce and Intercourse within the territory of India | Arts. 301-307 |
| •Services under the Union & States | Arts. 308-323 |
| •Tribunals | Arts. 323A&323-B |
| •Elections | Arts. 324-329A |
| •Emergency provisions | Arts. 352-360 |
SCHEDULES |
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•The states and the union territories |
First Schedule |
| •Provisions as to the President and Governor of States | Part A, Second Schedule |
| •Provision as to the Judges of Supreme Court and High Court | Part D, Second Schedule |
| •Provisions as to the Administration and Control of Scheduled Ares and Scheduled Tribes | Fifth Schedule |
| •Union, States and Concurrent Lists | Seventh Schedule |
| •Languages | Eighth Schedule |
| •Provisions as to disqualification on ground of defection | Tenth Schedule |
THE ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATIONACT, 1996 |
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•Waiver of right to object |
Sec. 4 |
| •Arbitration agreement | Sec. 7 |
| •Interim measures by court | Sec. 9 |
| •Challenge procedure | Sec. 13 |
| •Termination of mandate and Substitution of arbitrator | Sec. 15 |
| •Default of party | Sec. 25 |
| •Settlement | Sec. 30 |
| •Arbitration agreement not to be discharged by death of party thereto | Sec. 41 |
| •Power of judicial authority to refer parties to arbitration | Sec. 45 |
| •Conditions for enforcement of foreign awards | Sec. 48 |
| •Commencement of conciliation Proceedings | Sec. 62 |
| •Communication between conciliator and parties | Sec. 69 |
THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956 |
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•Memorandum of Association |
Sec. 12-19 |
| •Provisions with respect to names of companies | Sec. 20-25 |
| •Articles of Association | Sec. 26-31 |
| •Allotment of shares | Sec. 69-75 |
| •Issue of certificate of shares | Sec. 113 |
| •Share warrants | Sec. 114-115 |
| •Registered office of the company | Sec. 146 |
| •Annual Returns | Sec. 159-162 |
| •Statutory Meetings | Sec. 165 |
| •Annual General Meeting | Sec. 166 |
| •Constitution of Board of Directors | Sec. 252-266 |
| •Managing Director | Sec. 267-269 |
| •Board Meetings | Sec. 285-290 |
| •Powers of Company Law Board in prevention of oppression and mis-management | Sec. 397-407 |
| •Winding up of company | Sec. 425-520 |
| •Incorporation and management of Producer Companies | Sec. 581B-581Z |
| •Offences by companies | Sec. 621-631 |
| •Legal Proceedings | Sec. 632-635AA |
THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 |
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•Consumer |
Sec. 2(d) |
| •Deficiency | Sec. 2(g) |
| •Service | Sec. 2(o) |
| •Jurisdiction of District Forum | Sec. 11 |
| •Appeal against n order of the District Forum before the State Commission | Sec. 15 |
| •Jurisdiction of the state Commission | Sec. 17 |
| •Appeal against an order of the State Commission before the National Commission | Sec. 19 |
| •Jurisdiction of the National Commission | Sec. 21 |
| •Appeal against an order of National Commission before the Supreme Court | Sec. 23 |
| •Finality of orders | Sec. 24 |
| •Limitation period of admission of a complaint is within 2 years from the date on which the cause of action has arisen | Sec. 24A |
| •Dismissal of frivolous of vexatious complaints | Sec. 26 |
| •Penalties | Sec. 27 |
| •Service of notice | Sec. 28A |
| Write Here | Write Here |
THE INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872 |
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•What agreements are contracts |
Sec. 10 |
| •Person competent to contract | Sec. 11 |
| •Agreements in restraint of legal proceedings, void | Sec. 28 |
| •Compensation for breach of contract | Sec. 74 |
| •Contract of indemnity | Sec. 124 |
| •Contract of guarantee, ‘Surety’, ‘Principal’, ‘debtor’ and ‘creditor | Sec. 126 |
| •Rights of person, for acts done for him without his authority and effect of ratification | Sec. 148 |
THE COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 |
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•Works in which copyright subsists |
Sec. 13 |
| •Assignment of copyright | Sec.18 |
| •Mode of assignment | Sec. 19 |
| •Transmission of copyright in manuscript by testamentary disposition | Sec. 20 |
| •Right of author to relinquish copyright | Sec. 21 |
| •Term of copyright (60 years) | Sec. 22-29< |
| •Licenses by owners of copyright | Sec. 30 |
| •Termination of Licenses | Sec. 32B |
| •Broadcast reproduction right | Sec. 37 |
| •Performer’s right | Sec. 38 |
| •International copyright | Sec. 40-43 |
| •Registration of copyright | Sec. 44-50A |
| •Infringement of copyright | Sec. 51-53A |
| •Civil remedies | Sec. 54-55 |
| •Author’s special right | Sec. 57 |
| •Offence of infringement of copyright or other rights | Sec. 63 |
| •Appeals | Sec. 71-73 |
THE COURT-FEES ACT, 1870 |
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•Fees on documents filed, etc., in Mofussil Courts or in public offices |
Sec. 6 |
| •Computation of fees payable in certain suits | Sec. 7 |
| •Refund of fee | Sec. 14, 15 |
| •Exemption of certain documents | Sec. 19 |
| •Collection of stamp | Sec. 25 |
| •Cancellation of stamp | Sec. 30 |
| •Sale of Stamp | Sec. 34 |
THE CENTRAL EXCISE ACT, 1944 |
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•Valuation of excisable goods for purpose of charging duty of excise |
Sec. 4 |
| •Remission of duty on goods found deficient in quantity | Sec. 5 |
| •Offences and penalties | Sec. 9 |
| •Recovery of sum due to Government | Sec. 11 |
| •Claim for refund of duty | Sec. 11B |
| •Price of goods to indicate the amount of duty paid thereon | Sec. 12A |
| •Power of Central Excise Officer to arrest | Sec. 13 |
| •Power of Central Excise Officer to summon person to give evidence | Sec. 14 |
| •Searches and arrest how to be made | Sec. 18 |
| •Procedure to be followed by office-incharge of police station | Sec. 20 |
| •Jurisdiction and powers of settlement commission | Sec. 32A |
| •Option to pay fine in lieu of confiscation | Sec. 34 |
| •Confiscation or penalty not to interfere with other punishments | Sec. 34A |
| •Appeals | Sec. 35 |
| •Appeal to High Court | Sec. 35G |
| •Appeal to Supreme Court | Sec. 35L |
THE EMPLOYEES’ PROVIDENT FUNDS AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ACT, 1952 |
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•Contributions and matter which may be provided for in employees’ provident funds schemes |
Sec. 6 |
| •Determination of moneys due from employers | Sec. 7A |
| •Interest payable by the employer | Sec. 7Q |
| •Priority of payment of contributions over others debts | Sec. 11 |
| •Employer not to reduce wages, etc. | Sec. 12 |
| •Penalties | Sec. 14 |
| •Special provisions relating to existing PF. | Sec. 15 |
| • Liability in case of transfer of establishment | Sec. 17B |
THE EMPLOYEES’ STATE INSURANCE ACT, 1948 |
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| •Registration of factories and establishments | Sec. 2A |
| •Medical Benefit Council | Sec. 10 |
| •Employees’ State Insurance Fund | Sec. 26 |
| •Purpose for which the fund may be expanded | Sec. 28 |
| •All employees to be insured | Sec. 38 |
| •Recovery of contribution from immediate employer | Sec. 41 |
| •Method of payment of contribution | Sec. 43 |
| •Employers to furnish returns and maintain registers in certain cases | Sec. 44 |
| •Contribution may be recovered as an arrear of land revenue | Sec. 45B |
| •Benefits | Sec. 46 |
| •Presumption as to accident arising in course of employment | Sec. 51A |
| •Medical benefit | Sec. 56 |
| •Scale of medical benefit | Sec. 57 |
| •Benefit payable up to and including day of death | Sec. 71 |
| •Employers not to be reduce wages, etc. | Sec. 72 |
| •Employer not to dismiss or punish Employee during period of sickness, etc. | Sec. 73 |
| •Punishment for false statement | Sec. 84 |
| •Punishment for failure to pay contribution | Sec. 85 |
| •Medical care for the families of insured persons | Sec. 88 |
THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION) ACT, 1986 |
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| •Persons carrying on industry, operation, etc. not to allow emission or discharge if environmental pollutants in excess of the standards | Sec.7 |
| •Persons handling hazardous substance to comply with procedural safeguards | Sec. 8 |
| •Power of entry and inspection | Sec. 10 |
| •Power to take sample and procedure to be followed in connection therewith | Sec. 11 |
| •Environmental Laboratories | Sec. 12 |
| •Reports of Government Analysts | Sec. 14 |
| •Penalty for contravention of the provisions of the Act and the rules, orders and directions | Sec. 15 |
| •Protection of action taken in good faith | Sec. 18 |
| •Cognizance of offences | Sec. 19 |
| •Information, reports or returns | Sec. 20 |
THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 |
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•Evidence may be given of facts in issue and relevant |
Sec. 5 |
| •Motive, preparation and previous or subsequent conduct | Sec. 8 |
| •When facts not otherwise relevant become | Sec. 11 |
| •Proof of admissions against persons making them, and by or on their behalf | Sec. 21 |
| •Admission in civil cases when relevant | Sec. 23 |
| •Confession to police officer not to be proved | Sec. 25 |
| •How much of information received from accused may be proved | Sec. 27 |
| •Admissions not conclusive proof, but may stop | Sec. 31 |
| •Dying declaration | Sec. 32 |
| •Relevancy of statements as to any Law contained in law-books | Sec. 38 |
| •Fraud or collusion in obtaining judgment, or in competency of Court, may be proved. | Sec. 44 |
| •Opinions of experts | Sec. 45 |
| •In civil cases character to prove conduct imputed, irrelevant | Sec. 52 |
| •In criminal cases previous good character relevant | Sec. 53 |
| •Previous bad character not relevant, except in reply | Sec. 54 |
| •Character as affecting damages | Sec. 55 |
| •Primary evidence | Sec. 62 |
| •Secondary evidence | Sec. 63 |
| •Proof of documents by primary evidence. | Sec. 64 |
| •Proof where no attesting witness found | Sec. 69 |
| •Proof when attesting witness denies the execution. | Sec. 71 |
| •Proof of documents by production of certified copies. | Sec. 77 |
| •Presumption as to collection of laws and reports of decisions | Sec. 84 |
| •Presumption as to telegraphic messages | Sec. 88 |
| •Presumption as to due execution, etc. of documents not produced | Sec. 89 |
| •Evidence of terms of contracts, grants and other Dispositions of property reduced to form of document | Sec. 91 |
| •Who may give evidence of agreement varying terms of document | Sec. 99 |
| •On whom burden of proof lies. | Sec.102 |
| •Presumption as to certain offences. | Sec. 111A |
| •Presumption as to dowry death | Sec. 113B |
| •Estoppels | Sec. 115 |
| •Professional communications | Sec. 126 |
| •Accomplice | Sec. 133 |
| •Leading questions may only be asked in cross examination | Sec. 142 |
| •Question not to be asked without reasonable grounds | Sec. 149 |
THE FACTORIES ACT, 1948 |
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•Prior approval of the Chief Inspector or the State Government to be obtained before Construction/extension of factory |
Sec. 6 |
| •Precaution against dangerous fumes, gases, etc. | Sec. 36 |
| •Precaution in case of fire | Sec. 38 |
| •Power to require specifications of defective parts or tests of stability | Sec. 39 |
| •Permissible limits of exposure of chemical and toxic substances | Sec. 41F |
| •Restriction on double employment | Sec. 60 |
| •Prohibition of employment of young children | Sec. 67 |
| •Working hours for children | Sec. 71 |
| •Annual leave with wages | Sec. 79 |
| •Wages during leave period | Sec. 80 |
| •Payment in advance in certain cases. | Sec. 81 |
| •Power to direct inquiry into cases of accident/disease | Sec. 90 |
| •General penalty for offences | Sec. 92 |
| •Offences by workers | Sec. 97 |
| •Cognizance of offences | Sec. 105 |
| •Obligations of workers | Sec. 111 |
| •Right of workers, etc. | Sec. 111A |
THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT ACT, 1999 |
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•Current account transaction |
Sec. 5 |
| •Export of goods and services | Sec. 7 |
| •Realisation and repatriation of foreign exchange | Sec. 8 |
| •Authorized Person | Sec. 10 |
| •Penalties | Sec. 13 |
| •Appeal to special Director (Appeals) | Sec. 17 |
| •Appeal to Appellate Tribunal | Sec. 19 |
| •Civil Court not to have jurisdiction | Sec. 34 |
| •Appeal to High Court | Sec. 35 |
| •Power of search, seizure, etc. | Sec. 37 |
THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955 |
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| •Conditions for a Hindu Marriage | Sec. 5 |
| •Ceremonies for a Hindu Marriage | Sec. 7 |
| •Restitution of conjugal rights by petition to the District Court | Sec. 9 |
| •Judicial separation | Sec. 10 |
| •Decree of nullity of void marriage | Sec. 11 |
| •Decree of nullity of voidable marriage | Sec. 12 |
| •Any marriage may be dissolved by a decree of divorce on the specified grounds | Sec. 13 |
| •Divorce by mutual consent | Sec. 13B |
| •Time limit for re-marriage | Sec. 15 |
| •Legitimacy of children | Sec. 16 |
| •Maintenance pendent elite and expenses of proceedings | Sec. 24 |
| •Permanent alimony and maintenance | Sec. 25 |
| •Custody of children | Sec. 26 |
| •Disposal of property | Sec. 27 |
THE HINDU PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1932 |
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•General duties of partners |
Sec. 9 |
| •Determination of rights and duties of partners by contract between the partners | Sec. 11 |
| •The conduct of business and mutual rights and liabilities of the partners | Sec. 12-13 |
| •Implied authority of partner | Sec. 19 |
| •Partners authority in an emergency | Sec. 21 |
| •Notice to a partner | Sec. 24 |
| •Every partner jointly & severally liable | Sec. 25 |
| •Liability of the firm for wrongful acts of a partner | Sec. 26 |
| •Minors admitted to the benefits of partnership | Sec. 30 |
| •Introduction and retirement of a partner | Sec. 31 & 32 |
| •Dissolution of firm | Sec. 39 to 55 |
| •Application for registration of firm | Sec. 58 |
| •Registration of firm | Sec. 59 |
| •Disqualifications due to no registration | Sec. 69 |
| •Mode of giving public notice | Sec. 72 |
THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961 |
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•Basis of charge |
Sec. 4-9 |
| •Computation of total income | Sec. 14-59 |
| •Income of other persons, included in assesses total Income | Sec. 60-65 |
| •Deductions of total income | Sec. 80A-80VV |
| •Income forming part of total income on which no Income tax is payable | Sec. 81-86A |
| •Rebates of Income Tax | Sec. 87-89A |
| •Special provisions applicable to firms | Sec. 182-189A |
| •Collection and recovery of tax | Sec. 190-234D |
| •Refunds | Sec. 237-245 |
| •Settlement of cases | Sec. 245A-245M |
| •Appeals and revision | Sec. 246-269 |
| •Acquisition of immovable properties in certain cases of transfer to counteract evasion of tax | Sec. 269A-269F |
| •Purchase by central government of immovable properties in certain cases of transfers | Sec. 269U-269UP |
| •Penalties imposable | Sec. 270-275 |
| •Offences and prosecutions | Sec. 275A-280 |
THE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT, 1947 |
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| •Dismissal of an individual workman | Sec. 2A |
| •Labour Court for the adjudication | Sec. 7 |
| •Persons on whom settlements and awards are binding | Sec. 18 |
| •General prohibition of strikes and lock-outs | Sec. 23 |
| •Illegal strikes and lock-outs | Sec. 24 |
| •Right of workmen laid-off for compensation | Sec. 25C |
| •Duty of an employer to maintain muster rolls of workmen | Sec. 25D |
| •Conditions precedent to retrenchment of workmen | Sec. 25F-25 |
| •Procedure for retrenchment | Sec. 25G |
| •Re-employment of retrenched workmen | Sec. 25H |
| •Prohibition of lay-off | Sec. 25M |
| •Procedure for closing down an undertaking | Sec. 25O |
| •Penalty for closure | Sec. 25R |
| •Prohibition of unfair labour practices | Sec. 25T-25U |
| •Special provision for adjudication as to whether conditions of service etc. changed during pendency of proceeding | Sec. 33A |
| •Recovery of money due from an employer | Sec. 33C |
THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT, 2000 |
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•Authentication of electronic records |
Sec. 3 |
| •Legal recognition of electronic records | Sec. 4 |
| •Legal recognition of Digital Signature | Sec. 5 |
| •Use of electronic records and digital signatures in govt. and its agencies | Sec. 6 |
| •Retention of electronic records | Sec. 7 |
| •Acknowledgement of receipt of electronic records | Sec. 12 |
| •Time and place of dispatch and receipt of electronic record | Sec. 13 |
| •Security procedure | Sec. 16 |
| •Suspenction of license of Digital Signature certificates | Sec. 25 |
| •Surrender of license | Sec. 33 |
| •Suspension of Digital Signature Certificate | Sec. 37 |
| •Revocation of Digital Signature Certificate | Sec. 38 |
| •Acceptance of Digital Signature Certificate | Sec. 41 |
| •Penalties and Adjudication | Sec. 43-47 |
| •Cyber Regulations Appellate Tribunal | Sec. 48-64 |
| •Offences | Sec. 65-78 |
| •Network service providers not to be liable in certain cases | Sec. 79 |
THE LIMITATION ACT, 1963 |
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| •Bar of limitation | Sec. 3 |
| •Expiry of prescribed period when court is closed | Sec. 4 |
| •Extension of prescribed period in Certain Cases | Sec. 5 |
| •Legal disability | Sec. 6 |
| •Disability of one of several persons | Sec. 7 |
| •Continuous running of time | Sec. 9 |
| •Exclusion of time in legal proceedings | Sec.12 |
| •Exclusion of time in legal proceedings bona fide in court without jurisdiction | Sec. 14 |
| •Effect of death on or before the accrual of the right to sue | Sec. 16 |
| •Effect of fraud or mistake | Sec. 17 |
| •Effect of acknowledgement in writing | Sec. 18 |
| •Effects of payment on account of deft or of interest on legacy | Sec. 19 |
| •Continuing breaches and torts result in fresh cause of action for purposes of limitation | Sec. 22 |
| •Computation of time mentioned in instruments | Sec. 24 |
| •Acquisition of easement by prescription | Sec. 25 |
| •Extinguishment of right t property on expiry of prescribed limitation | Sec. 27 |
THE MINIMUM WAGES ACT, 1948 |
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| •Fixing of minimum rates of wages | Sec. 3 |
| •Minimum rates of wages | Sec. 4 |
| •Wages in kind | Sec. 11 |
| •Payment of minimum rates of wages | Sec. 12 |
| •Overtime | Sec. 14 |
| •Maintenance of registers and records | Sec. 18 |
| •Penalties for certain offences | Sec. 22 |
| •Bar of suits | Sec. 24 |
| •Exemptions and exceptions | Sec. 26 |
| •Validation of fixation of certain minimum rates of wages | Sec. 31 |
THE MONOPOLIES AND RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES ACT, 1969 |
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| •Inquiry into monopolistic or restrictive trade practices by Commission | Sec. 10 |
| •Power of the Commission to award Compensation | Sec. 12B |
| •Investigation by Commission of Monopolistic trade practices | Sec. 31 |
| •Registrable agreements relating to restrictive trade practices | Sec. 33 |
| •Registration of agreements | Sec. 35 |
| •Unfair Trade Practices | Sec. 36A-36E |
| •Offences and penalties | Sec. 46-53 |
| •Appeals | Sec. 55 |
| •Jurisdiction of Courts to try offences | Sec. 56 |
| •Cognizance of offences | Sec. 57 |
THE MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988 |
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| •Necessity for driving license | Sec. 3 |
| •Minimum age to drive in any pubic place | Sec. 4 |
| •Restriction on the holding of driving licenses | Sec. 6 |
| •Grant of Driving License | Sec. 9 |
| •Necessity for registration of a vehicle | Sec. 39 |
| •Transfer of ownership | Sec. 50 |
| •Limits of speed | Sec. 112 |
| •Duty to obey traffic signs | Sec. 119 |