Introduction – Brand Licensing Agreement In today’s commercial environment, brand equity is often more valuable than tangible assets. Businesses invest..
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Vendor Agreement Format: Key Points to Include
Introduction – Vendor agreement format In the day-to-day course of business, especially as operations scale, companies begin relying on multiple..
Legal Aspects of Corporate Social Media Use
Introduction In today’s fast-moving digital world, corporate social media use is no longer just a marketing function; it’s a reflection..
Decennial Liability vs. Defect Liability in India: Understanding Long-Term Construction Liabilities
Introduction – Understanding Long-Term Construction Liabilities Decennial liability is a ten year liability imposed on the contractors and design professionals..
Net Contribution Clauses in India
Introduction – Net Contribution Clauses in India A net contribution clause provides for proportional liability of each party which has..
Waiver of Subrogation in EPC Contracts: Legal Implications and Practical Benefits in India
Introduction – Waiver of Subrogation in EPC Contracts Definition – Waiver of Subrogation in EPC Contracts A waiver of subrogation..
Mutual Hold Harmless Clauses in Indian Contracts
Introduction – Mutual Hold Harmless Clauses A mutual hold harmless provision is when both or all parties (as applicable) to..
Significance Of The Capping Of Liability Clauses In Contracts – Part 2
Reviewed and Validated by: Shubham Dwivedi, Associate This is the second part of a three part series re-evaluating the significance of..
Significance Of The Capping Of Liability Clauses In Contracts – Part 1
This is the first part of a three-part series re-evaluating the significance of the liability cap clause in contracts with an emphasis on limiting financial exposure and keeping in mind the aftermath of the pandemic. This financial year has in addition to changing the approach of business has also re-asserted the significance of certain contractual clauses such as liability cap clauses and force majeure, which were earlier not given due attention.
Requisites of a Cheque – Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
Reviewed and Validated by: Shubham, Associate The essential requisites of a cheque are: (1) The instrument must be in writing. (2)..