Acquisition and merger mostly occur when two companies agree to join their forces together. Both terms are often used interchangeably although there...
This article is written by Shaily Garg, a Fourth year B.Com. LLB (Hons.) Student of University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Criminological theory, there are three approaches to the etiology of rape with three different focii of attention:(1) the social structural approach,(2) the...
The Indian Penal Code states the law relating to the right of Self Defence/Private Defence under the section 96-106, here a man can partially take the law in his own hands. These provisions provide a man to use certain force legitimately against the wrong-doer in order to protect his body or his own property or also another person's body or another person's property.
The global epidemic of COVID-19 has devastated all sectors and brought a large world population under lockdown. It prohibits companies from operating effectively and has affected current projects and contracts. This outbreak has brought many new aspects to the fore on the issue of contracts, one of which includes the Force Majeure clause which impacts formal contracts. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic destruction of supply chains, several contracts may be postponed, disrupted, or even cancelled.