S.N.R. Sundara Rao and Sons v. Commissioner of Income Tax, AIR 1957 Mad 451 (https://indiankanoon.org/doc/622718/) Parties S.N.R Sundara Rao, Petitioner Commissioner of Income Tax, Respondent […]
Explore MoreIt is legal friction that someone actually received a notice being informed of the case which affects your interest whether they did not truly receive […]
Explore MoreIntroduction The notion of combinations was popular in industrialized countries. This notion was not widely accepted in India until the policies of liberalization, privatization, and […]
Explore MoreIn today’s world, a large number of international trade transactions are carried out by electronic data interchange and other means of communication, commonly known as […]
Explore MoreIntroduction This severability doctrine is also known as the separability doctrine. The phrase “to the extent of the inconsistency or contravention” makes it clear that […]
Explore MoreIntroduction Incomplete offenses are referred to as inchoate offenses. The term inchoate means “unfinished” or “underdeveloped.” These actions are not full offenses since they occur […]
Explore MoreElectronic signature and digital signature are often used interchangeably but the truth is that these two concepts are different. The main difference between the two […]
Explore MoreIntroduction A Trade is defined as the activity of buying and selling or exchanging goods and/or services between people and countries. Foreign Trade, also […]
Explore MoreBy: Viraj Khemani Telecommunications in India have evolved up to a great extent starting from its introduction in 1882 to the introduction of mobile technology […]
Explore MoreWhat is a privilege communication? There are certain cases wherein the witness cannot be compelled to disclose any fact. And even if he wants to […]
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