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All You Need To Know About Forward Contracts

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Forward Contracts

In this blog post, Rittika Chowdhary, pursuing M.A. in business law from NUJS, Kolkata, talks in detail about forward contracts.

We are living in the 21st century; the so-called virtual world, where barriers with respect to trading and business have now been reduced to a bare minimum. Of course it goes without saying that each country has its own set of rules and guidelines to safeguard its economic resources and interest of the country.

This brings us to the importance of trade and finance and the fact that all individuals, firms and business houses are exposed to various levels of risks on their business exposure. Hence the concept of risk mitigation came into practice.

One can mitigate various forms of risks with different types of methods and even can make a profit by managing the risk.

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Hierarchy of Courts and Justice System in Italy

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Hierarchy of Courts & Justice system in Italy

In this blog post, Rajan S, pursuing M.A. in business law from NUJS, Kolkata, talks about the hierarchy of courts & justice system in Italy.

The judicial system in Italy is based on the Civil Law and it is unified. As like most of the countries the function of a judge and the public prosecutor is governed by the members of the judiciary. It consists of succession of courts and a body of judges.

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What Can You Do If a Supreme Court Order or Judgement is Against You

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What to do if supreme court judgement is against you

In this blog post, Ritika Das, pursuing M.A. in business law from NUJS, Kolkata, talks about whether you can do anything if a Supreme Court order/judgement is against you.

In accordance to the Constitution of India, the Supreme Court is the protector of the Constitution and the highest court of appeal. The Supreme Court is considered as the the ‘guardian angel of fundamental rights[1] consisting of four cardinal parts being- original, appellate, advisory and review jurisdiction.

The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court is defined under Article 124 to 147 of The Indian Constitution, wherein it elaborates on the fact that the Supreme Court of India being the apex court entertains the appeals against the orders passed by the High Court. Additionally it takes writ petitions in instances of genuine human rights infringement or if a case includes a significant issue that requires an expeditious verdict.

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What Can You Do If Your Right To Do Business is Curtailed by a Government Notification

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Right to do business

In this blog post, Noopur Kalpeshbhai Dalal, pursuing M.A. in business law from NUJS, Kolkata, talks about the steps you can take if your right to do business is curtailed by a Government notification.

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What to do if the Company does not pay or delays the PF Amount

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PF Amount

In this blog post, Arpita Kulkarni, from Balaji College, Pune discusses the concept of economic justice while providing steps on what needs to be done if a company does not pay or delays in paying the PF Amount. 

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All you need to know about the process of BSE Arbitration

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BSE arbitration

In this blog post, Arya Nisal, from ICFAI University, Dehradun discusses the concept of arbitration and analyses the BSE Arbitration. 

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How does the Indian Constitution protect minority rights

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In this blog post, Saurabh Kumar, from KIIT University, Bhubaneswar discusses the concept of minority rights and how the Indian Constitution protects the rights of these minorities. 

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What is FRAND Licensing all About: Top 10 Points to Keep in Mind

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FRAND Licensing in India

In this blog post, Aishwarya Sujay Kantawala, pursuing M.A. in Business law from NUJS, Kolkata, talks about FRAND licensing in India & the 10 essential points to keep in mind.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Article 27 states that –

Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.’ Further, everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author.

-(UN General Assembly. 1948)[1]

As outlined above, intellectual property being intangible are yet bound by ownership and such benefits accruing are to be in the favor of the owner. These rights are awarded by the state and the user can exercise these rights to restrain others from using them without his consent.[2] The world today is dynamic with constant interaction through different platforms often, this leads to infringement of intellectual property rights.

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Non Disclosure Clauses in Employment Contracts

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non disclosure clauses

This article on non disclosure clauses in employment contracts is written by Aishwarya Singh, Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat.

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What are the Conditions of Getting a Business Visa in India

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Business visa in India

In this blog post, Lalrinngheti Sangsiama, pursuing M.A. Business law from NUJS, Kolkata, explains the conditions vital to get a business visa in India.

Business Visa

A business visa, one of the two types of work related visas (the other being an employment visa, ‘E’ visa), is designated as ‘B’ Visa.

The difference between the two is that employment visas are for applicants who are applying to work for an Indian company whereas a business visa is granted to the following types of foreigners as listed by the Ministry of Home Affairs:

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