Expert legal articles by Advocate Panchanand Shaw, Kolkata
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Doctrine of Merger Explained The doctrine of merger is a fundamental principle in Indian jurisprudence, particularly in the realm of administrative and constitutional law. It serves as a bridge betwee…
Read Full Article →Doctrine of Natural Justice Explained The doctrine of natural justice is a fundamental principle in the Indian legal system that ensures fairness, transparency, and accountability in administrative de…
Read Full Article →Doctrine of Part Performance Explained The doctrine of part performance is a significant legal principle in Indian contract law, primarily governed by Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882…
Read Full Article →Doctrine of Proportionality Explained The doctrine of proportionality is a fundamental principle in administrative law, particularly in the context of judicial review in India. It serves as a critical…
Read Full Article →Permanent Lok Adalat Explained The concept of Lok Adalat has emerged as a significant mechanism for the resolution of disputes in India. Among the various forms of Lok Adalats, the Permanent Lok Adala…
Read Full Article →Election Doctrine Explained The electoral process is the cornerstone of democracy in India, where the will of the people is expressed through voting. The legal framework governing elections in India i…
Read Full Article →Building Plan Sanction: MCD and DDA Violation Penalty The process of obtaining a building plan sanction in India is a critical aspect of urban development, particularly in metropolitan areas governed …
Read Full Article →Shareholder Agreement Explained In the realm of corporate governance and business operations, a Shareholder Agreement (SHA) emerges as a pivotal document that outlines the rights, responsibilities, an…
Read Full Article →Ex Parte Decree Explained The term "Ex Parte" is derived from Latin, meaning "from one party." In the context of legal proceedings, an ex parte decree refers to a decision made by a court in the absen…
Read Full Article →Fast Track Arbitration Explained Arbitration is a widely recognized method of resolving disputes outside the traditional court system. In India, arbitration has gained significant traction due to its …
Read Full Article →Foreign Arbitral Award Enforcement in India: A Comprehensive Guide The enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in India is governed primarily by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (hereinafter …
Read Full Article →Settlement Through Lok Adalat In India, the judicial system has long been burdened by a backlog of cases, leading to prolonged litigation and delayed justice. To address this challenge, the concept of…
Read Full Article →Bank Account Frozen Due to ED IT Raid: Understanding the Defreeze Petition Process The Enforcement Directorate (ED) plays a pivotal role in combating financial crimes in India, particularly those rela…
Read Full Article →Dismissal of Suit for Default The legal landscape in India is governed by a myriad of statutes, rules, and judicial precedents. One of the critical aspects of civil litigation is the procedural framew…
Read Full Article →Public Interest Litigation Explained Introduction Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has emerged as a significant tool in the Indian legal system, enabling citizens to seek judicial intervention in matt…
Read Full Article →Property Tax Reassessment Objection: Municipal Format in India Property tax is a critical source of revenue for municipal bodies in India, which fund various public services and infrastructure project…
Read Full Article →Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code: Operational Creditor Demand Notice The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) has transformed the insolvency landscape in India by providing a comprehensive framewo…
Read Full Article →Maintainability of PIL Explained Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has emerged as a powerful tool in the Indian legal framework, allowing individuals and groups to seek judicial intervention in matters…
Read Full Article →Jurisdiction of Civil Court Explained The jurisdiction of civil courts in India is a fundamental aspect of the legal system, determining the scope and limits within which civil courts can exercise the…
Read Full Article →Article 227 Explained Article 227 of the Constitution of India is a significant provision that empowers the High Courts to exercise supervisory jurisdiction over subordinate courts and tribunals. This…
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