Table Of Content A Legal Notice under the Consumer Protection Act is a formal letter sent by a consumer to a seller or service provider to address grievances such as defects or poor service quality. It outlines the complaint, specifies the desired resolution, and sets a deadline for response. While not mandatory, sending a Legal Notice is recommended as it …
Table Of Content From more than a decade only two or three e-commerce websites were dominating the Indian e-commerce market. But in the last few years, Meesho has emerged as one of the leading online shopping websites in India. Unique products and affordable prices are some of the reasons for Meesho’s popularity. Similar to other websites, Meesho’s customers also face …
Table Of Content Labour laws in India regulate worker rights and workplace conditions, ensuring fair practices. Key laws include the Industrial Disputes Act, Factories Act, Payment of Wages Act, and others. Employees facing issues like wrongful termination or discrimination should seek legal advice, with online services offering accessible support for resolving such disputes. What are Labour Laws in India? Labour …
Table Of Content A digital signature is a cryptographic method that verifies the authenticity and integrity of electronic documents by creating a unique code with the sender’s private key, allowing recipients to validate it with the sender’s public key. A digital certificate, issued by a Certificate Authority (CA), is an electronic document linking a public key to an individual or …
Table Of Content Freelance Agreement is a very crucial agreement that exists between a freelancer and client, it helps to set out how they relate professionally. It outlines the tasks, payment conditions, deadlines, and responsibilities for both parties ensuring mutual understanding and safeguarding their rights. Unlike permanent contracts, freelance agreements are one-off assignments which have no health insurance covers. Freelancers …
Table Of Content A legal notice for non-payment of a loan signifies that a borrower has defaulted, necessitating immediate repayment, or facing potential legal consequences. It outlines the creditor’s intent to pursue legal action for repayment, including penalties and interest owed. This notice is crucial for both parties to understand their rights and obligations under the loan agreement and applicable …
Table Of Content The Consumer Protection Act was made to protect consumers and ensure that trading activities are fair. It was enacted on December 24,1986 and was amended in 2019 to provide for redressing of grievances concerning defective goods, deficient services, and unfair trade practices. The government has put in place many forums where consumers can take their complaints such …
Table Of Content Conflicts over ownership, usage rights or boundaries; these are the disputed properties, often coming from fraudulent transactions and contested wills among other inheritance disputes. It is common to find property disputes that involve conflicts of ownership, boundary issues between neighbours, disagreements on inheritance matters, leases and tenancy agreement and fraudulent transactions. These include laws related to titles, …
Table Of Content When you shop online, the convenience of buying things sitting at home comes handy. Although, there are various types of issues that arise, such as a defaulted product, an incorrect order, poor customer support, etc., that can make online shopping a headache. One such online shopping website is Myntra which is among the top shopping websites in …
Table Of Content Legal actions against builders in India can be pursued for various breaches and failures, including delayed possession, quality issues, non-compliance with approved plans, financial misconduct, deficient services, misrepresentation, consumer rights violations, and environmental violations. Remedies include filing complaints with consumer forums, civil suits for damages, criminal complaints for fraud, seeking refunds, and initiating arbitration if stipulated. These …
