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How do you find a good injury attorney when you find yourself in jam for one? Here are a few simple ways to identify and hire the best suited (to you) injury lawyer in your area. Since this needs to be done as soon as possible, it is always a good idea to know one as a stand-by measure in case of an accident or anything as morbid.
Published by swapna harrison 1 day ago in Injury Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
There would be times when you are involved in an accident and people are harmed or property damaged. An injury attorney would be able to bail you of the mess, and in most cases work out the best options legally available for you. The crux of the matter is how to get an injury lawyer that you suits your purpose best. Here are 3 crucial tips to help you out.
Published by swapna harrison 1 day ago in Injury Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
Under Indian Army act 1950 death is one of the punishments that can be awarded by a Court Martial or a Summary General Court Martial. These military courts can award death under two sections namely section 69 which deals with offences under the Indian penal Code and carry a death sentence and Section 34 which deals with offences in relation to the enemy. These sentences are subject to confirmation by appropriate authority.
Published by Madan Singh 2 days ago in Statutory Law | +5 votes | 1 comments
A Court Martial will be convened by the competent authority after a summary of evidence is recorded. A summary of evidence is a written record of evidence against the accused and allows the accused to question witnesses. The questions and answers will be recoded by the summary of evidence. This will be forwarded to Command/ Army HQs which on the advice of the Judge advocate general will order convening of a Court Martial.
Published by Madan Singh 4 days ago in Statutory Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
Unbearable heat in the outdoor sun can do more than ruin a decent day’s work when there is no way to step aside and take a break. Every Californian on the outdoor work rolls has to be able to rest in the shade and drink water when the heat is enough to melt a water bottle. Employers have Cal-OSHA orders to stop heat illness.
Published by Adam Benjamin Pollack 4 days ago in Employment Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
Californians can count on hot work days that do not, even over the long day, make them ill. Employers in the state have to stop heat illness from happening any time their workers do a job outdoors in the California sun. Asking for shade and water is the least workers can do on the job.
Published by Adam Benjamin Pollack 5 days ago in Employment Law | +2 votes | 0 comments
The Portuguese ruled Goa for 400 years and have left behind a universal civil code applicable to all residents of Goa. Personal law of Hindus and Muslims is not recognized. After 1961 all Portuguese era laws were repealed by an Act of the Indian Parliament, except the civil code of 1867. This is valid even today and is a beacon to the rest of India.
Published by Madan Singh 5 days ago in Statutory Law | +4 votes | 0 comments
The Hajj subsidy is an airfare subsidy given to Indian Muslim Hajj pilgrims. Pilgrims are offered a concessional fare and the balance is subsidized by the government. The cost to the state is $ 164 million annually. A PIL against this subsidy was filed in the Bombay High court, which struck down the subsidy. An appeal against the judgment has just been disposed off by the Supreme Court which has upheld the High court ruling.
Published by Madan Singh 1 week ago in General Law | +3 votes | 1 comments
In India personal Muslim law including marriage and divorce is covered by the Shariat. However the British with the help of Muslim scholars enacted the Dissolution of Muslim marriages act 1939, with a view to codify and help Muslim women in getting their rights in a male dominated Muslim society. The act gives a number of reasons when a Muslim woman can ask for dissolution of her marriage
Published by Madan Singh 1 week ago in Divorce & Family Law | +3 votes | 2 comments
A quit claim deed or quitclaim deed is used in situations where an individual wants someone else to relinquish any claims they may have to a property. For example, when people finalize a divorce, one party may transfer their rights to a property to the other individual. This ensures that there will be no disputes over ownership later on.
Published by Sharifa Sanderson 1 week ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +2 votes | 0 comments
In India Muslim are allowed to follow their own personal civil law. This is a legacy of the British Raj which allowed all religions to have their own personal civil laws. The governing tenet of Muslim personal civil law is the Shariat. One of the provisions relates to Marz-ul-Maut (death bed Gifts). This can only be executed in case there is genuine apprehension that the testator will die.
Published by Madan Singh 1 week ago in Statutory Law | +3 votes | 3 comments
Both American military law and Indian military law have been derived from the Articles of War as enunciated by the British. The US Military discipline has 3 types of Courts Martial, while the Indian Military has 4 types of Court Martial. The difference lies in the Summary Court Martial which under Indian law is different from US Law.
Published by Madan Singh 1 week ago in Statutory Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
The US has a history of over 200 years in evolving its code of military justice. The first step was the Articles of War 1775, which were with minor modifications a copy of the British Articles of War 1774. The Articles of war were again revised in 1806. Modifications were made during World War I, but after World war II the Articles of War were declared obsolete and the Uniform military code came into force
Published by Madan Singh 1 week ago in Statutory Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
Company productivity is lower any time a worker gets injured or ill in an accident at the workplace. Refusing to take the workforce losses by running a safety program is a decision Cal-OSHA considers a good turn. Employers that run effective safety programs carry through the work at full production.
Published by Adam Benjamin Pollack 1 week ago in Employment Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
The Indian armed forces employ a large number of civilians. These are not subject to the Army or Air Force act, but are controlled by the Civil Classification, control and Appeals rules 1965. However these employees are subject to the Army act in case a state of emergency is declared by the Central Government or a frontier post is specified as on active duty.
Published by Madan Singh 1 week ago in Statutory Law | +0 votes | 0 comments
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