Nominations

My property includes my share in the property or asset that I own with others. Generally, I am free to transfer my share while I am alive, or to give it away in my will. What is my share in inherited and purchased property, and in joint accounts and investments?

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Making a Will

These are a series of posts about managing properties during a lifetime, so that administration is easy later. Readers will be able to decide whether to make a will, and if so, how to make it effectively.

This discussion is very plain and simple language is for a lay-person who has to decide whether, and how, he can make a will. It covers the fundamentals of managing properties, succession and will-making. It is based on Indian law.

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MCQs on Contract Law

You are welcome to attempt these Multiple Choice Questions on different aspects of Indian Contract Law.
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Commercial law must be certain and predictable

I take example of a clause in a contract about liquidated damages to demonstrate how the many judgments interpreting section 74 of the Indian Contract Act have made this branch of law uncertain and unpredictable for contracting parties.

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This is my speech at the inaugural session of a Seminar organised by the National School of India University, Bengaluru : “Strengthening Legal Provisions for the Enforcement of Contracts”.