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  Understanding of criminal cases is important before hiring the bestcriminal lawyer in Gurgaon . Criminal cases are classified into various types, not all are considered serious for the gravity of their offence. For instance, rape and murder are serious criminal cases, whereas bribery, and financial fraud are less serious. In this blog, you will understand various types of criminal cases in India.     Types of Criminal Cases in India There are six types of criminal cases depending upon the gravity of the offence in India. 1. Bailable and Non-Bailable Offenses In bailable criminal cases, the accused has the right to get bail i.e. The accused pays a sum of money to the honourable court and requests for release during the criminal trial. Bailable offenses are less serious in nature, hence, as per section 436 of the code of criminal procedure the accused has the right to ask for bail in specific cases. Cheating, and bribery are some of the example...

Let’s understand labour law compliances for start-ups from a renowned corporate dispute lawyer in Gurgaon . Starting a start-up is not easy. Entrepreneurs experience difficulty in arranging seed capital to make optimized use of factors of production. Although factors of production differ in each organization or start-up, labour is one constant factor that exists in most organizations. In this blog, you will find significant legal information regarding labour law compliances. Which Companies are Eligible for Startup Scheme? It is necessary to understand which type of companies will fall under the start-up framework. The types of companies eligible for the startup framework are as below: ●    Companies as a Pvt. Ltd or LLP and /or a registered firm. ●    A company that has a turnover less than INR 100 Crore in any of the preceding financial years. ●    Companies with 10 years from the date of incorporation. ●    an entity that is...

“LAWYERS HAVE THE ABILITY TO CHANGE INJUSTICE TO JUSTICE AND WEAKNESS INTO A STRENGTH”. We at Legal Eagles Eye are the best property law firms in Gurgaon & property lawyers in Gurgaon , with the right acumen and past experience has helped our clients in all property-related transactions. Our experts have a deep insight into all aspects of property law transactions. The advance payments or deposits reflect the contractual relationship between buyer and seller regarding the transfer of immovable property. This amount is part of the purchase money, whereas the balance payment is promised to pay on a future date. LEGAL RIGHTS OF PROSPECTIVE BUYER According to section 55(6)(b) of the Transfer of Property Act of 1882, a prospective buyer has the right to charge on the property the seller or anyone claiming it under him, for the amount of purchase money (advance deposit) he paid as part of the sale agreement. So, if the buyer hasn't broken any of the contract's terms, he has ever...

A cheque bounce can happen for many reasons including insufficient funds, cheque validity expiration, damaged cheques, overwriting, etc. The Negotiable Instruments Act of 1881's Section 138 addresses incidents involving bounced cheques and specifies penalties for those found responsible. Let's understand the legal implications of cheque bounce in India.   Legal Implications of Cheque Bounce Cheque bounce is a criminal offence in India under the stated Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. As a result, if a complaint is filed in court, the defaulter may be depending on the situation, get a prison sentence or a penalty that is up to twice the value of the cheque. When the court determines that the violation was serious, it may impose also. In such cases, you need to consult the experienced Corporate Dispute Lawyer in Gurgaon to guide you through the process. Required Documents in case of Cheque Bounce   To file a complaint against a party in a matter involving a returne...

Bank cheques are a standard way to conduct financial transactions. This is true since it is practical, does not call for a lot of formalities, and serves as a reliable payment receipt.  However, not everything is as clear-cut as it ought to be. Transactions made with cheques occasionally fail to complete for a variety of reasons, causing uncertain cheque  bounces. Here is everything you need to know about the procedures for handling a bounced check and how a corporate dispute lawyer in Gurgaon can assist you in resolving the issues that expertise. What is Cheque Bounce? The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, Section 138, governs cases involving returned cheques. When a bank returns a cheque unpaid or does not honor it, it is referred as bounced. Wrong signatures, mismatched numbers on the cheque ,invalid dates, tores and overwriting are a few of the causes. These are minor problems that can be resolved without the involvement of the court. When a financial instrument fails due...

In our previous blog, we covered what is alimony and how alimony is calculated. As alimony is a significant matter of conflict in divorce cases, so we will cover more detail here. Quantum of Alimony (Interim and final settlement) ● If the alimony is paid periodically: In one case, the Supreme court of India has set 25% of monthly salary as periodic alimony. This judgment states that If a spouse pays alimony monthly it should be 25% of his/her monthly salary. However, it is also true that there is no pre-fixed rule that decides the amount of alimony. The quantum of alimony is completely dependent on the situation to situation. ● If Alimony is paid in a lump-sum amount: As per divorce alimony rules, here also no set benchmark settlement rule exists. But, it ranges from- fifty to one-third of a spouse's total worth. ● In case of working spouse: In case, the spouse is working and also drawing an attractive salary, the couple's salaries will be compared against each other’s earnings...

Alimony is the financial support that one spouse provides to another after t divorce. Alimony is mainly provided when a spouse is incapable of taking care of his/her basic needs. As per Alimony laws in India, any spouse can provide alimony to another spouse, irrespective of their gender. But in most cases, it is awarded by a husband to wife in most cases.  There are mainly two types of alimony in India: 1.    The interim maintenance amount that is awarded during the tenure of court proceedings is on. 2.    The final amount is awarded at the time of legal separation. Under section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act, it is stated that permanent alimony should be provided to the wife or husband for his or her support and sustenance. But if the wife works and her income is much lower than her husband's, she will still get help to maintain the same standard of living that her husband provided. If the wife does not work, the amount of money will be determined base...