Default bail: when the police do not file the chargesheet in time
Section 187(3) BNSS: release on default bail if the chargesheet is not filed within 60 or 90 days, how to claim it, and how the days are counted.
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How long does anticipatory bail last? The Supreme Court’s answer
Sushila Aggarwal (2020): anticipatory bail need not be time-limited and normally lasts until the end of the trial. What that means after the chargesheet.
Read the articleCompensation in consumer cases: what the consumer court can award
Refund, replacement, compensation for loss and mental agony, punitive damages, interest and costs under Section 39 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
Read the articleWho is a consumer under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019?
When you can use the consumer court: buying for your own use, family users, self-employment, businesses and insurance, and services that are not covered.
Read the articleFiling a consumer complaint in Coimbatore: which Commission, how, and by when
The value of what you paid decides where you file. You usually have two years, and most cases should start with a legal notice.
Read the articlePoSH compliance: a working checklist for employers
What the PoSH Act requires of every employer with ten or more employees, and why enforcement is getting closer attention.
Read the articleHow long does an arbitration take in India? The statutory timelines
The Arbitration and Conciliation Act sets time limits from pleadings to the award and any challenge. Here is how they fit together.
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