Arbitration clause in tax invoices do not bring about an arbitration agreement as contemplated under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996
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Arbitration clause in tax invoices do not bring about an arbitration agreement as contemplated under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996
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Proper opportunity of hearing to the affected person is necessary before making any deduction of wages on pro-rata basis for go-slow
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The Supreme Court of India dismissed an SLP against an order of the Kerala High Court which declined to quas a criminal case against Managing Director for accidental death of a worker in a factory.
Issuing of notice, wherein the loss caused to an employer is clearly quantified, is a sine qua non for forfeiture of gratuity
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Borrower has no right of hearing before Magistrate allows possession of assets under SARFESI Act
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Work from home after availing the maternity benefit could be given only in case where the nature of work assigned to the woman is such that it is possible for her to work from home.
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The legal position seems to be very clear that, when a person is permitted to work from home merely as a concession or a convenience, place from where the person so works is not sufficient to confer any jurisdiction.
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The Bombay High Court ordered that henceforth, in any matters u/s.7A, there shall be no order directing the assessee to deposit the amount within the appeal period since it creates an embargo on the rights of the assessee to avail of the remedies permissible under the EPF and MP Act, 1952
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Mens rea or actus reus is not an essential element for imposing penalty/damages under Section 14B of the EPF Act – Supreme Court
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Business to Business’ disputes cannot be construed as consumer disputes under the Consumer Protection Act – Supreme Court
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