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"Advocate & Author | Columnist | Expert in Negotiable Instruments Law | Author of 'Law on Cheque Bounce Cases' | Passionate about empowering individuals with legal knowledge through writing and advocacy."
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“Cash Flows Like Sand, But Section 269ST Holds Tight, Curbing Black Money, Shining India’s Light Introduction Previously, Section 269ST of…
Section 14 of The IBC,2016 Moratorium, Imposes a stay on legal proceedings against a corporate debtor undergoing insolvency, protecting its assets. Whereas section 138 of NI Act, Cheque Dishonour Makes cheque bounce a criminal offense if issued without sufficient funds, allowing legal action against the issuer.
Power can’t hide behind privilege forever; justice will uncover the truth, and equality will prevail. Unnao Gangrape Case: A Tale…
Cheque Credibility And Legal Consequences “A cheque is as good as cash, but only if it’s backed by the credibility…
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