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1. Constitution
2. CrPc/BNSS
3. IPC/BNS
4. IEA/BSA
5. CPC, Limitation
6. TPA
6. Registration Act
7. Stamps Act
8. Court Fee Act of your respective state or the 1970 model
9. Companies Act/Income Tax Act (Debatable)
What else can be added to the list of 'must keep in mind' legislations?
They anyway don't do anything good for nation
Please don't give examples
He Recently appeared for Adani in SC. Appears for Vedanta in selective cases. Almost only appears in Commercial matters or Constitutional matters with a commercial / financial tinge.
Had the opportunity to brief him, he was extremely sharp and no-nonsense.
What are your opinions on this. have seen large teams led by senior equity partners with many junior partners who are completely dependent on the senior for getting work. Especially in firms like SAM where the salaried partners run the show and handle all the execution so they barely get the time to do BD. They also seem like too complacent and can't get themselves out of the senior partner's umbrella.
Does any one have an idea aboht how much does Kochar & Co pay to it's Associates? An Associate with around 3 years of experience ?
Kindly take your poorly disguised political spiel elsewhere. The apolitical student association has had a good run this far at NUJS. Yes, we should all throw out the current lot at SJA for misleading us. And now if this 16 cr surplus instead of a 7cr deficit as claimed by SJA without docu evidence is true, then this SJA should be disbanded.
Mumbai team is good to start with, esp if you're going for insurance disputes. They also had some aviation law (read: civil recovery) matters and were looking to expand that.
If in Delhi, Solaris, which is started by ex-TC stars is a much better option for disputes.
I understand Legalogic is major player in Pune market, so folks kindly help in shedding some light with respect to lateral shift.
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Suggested Middle Ground Clauses
Here are some compromise options:
Option 1 - Modified Cooperation Clause:
"In the event of the Bank initiating recovery proceedings against the Landlord due to default in loan repayment in accordance with applicable law, the Lessee agrees to cooperate with lawful directions from the Bank, subject to the following conditions:
a) Lessee's lease rights and tenure shall continue to be honored by the Bank
b) Any rent redirection to the Bank shall be adjusted against Lessee's rental obligations to Landlord
c) Lessee shall receive 90 days' written notice before any possession proceedings
d) Lessee's right to peacefully conduct business shall not be disturbed during the subsistence of this agreement, subject to timely rent payments
e) All investments and fixtures installed by Lessee shall be protected and Lessee given reasonable time for removal if possession is required"
Option 2 - Conditional Cooperation:
"The Lessee acknowledges that the property is mortgaged to [Bank Name]. In case of default by the Landlord:
a) Lessee will cooperate with the Bank as per applicable law
b) Lessee may deposit rent with the Bank upon receiving written demand AND court order/legal directive
c) Such cooperation shall not prejudice Lessee's rights under this lease agreement
Bank shall provide Lessee minimum [6 months] notice before seeking possession
Lessee's business operations shall not be disrupted during the notice period, provided rent is paid as directed.
Option 3 - Escrow/Notice Based Approach:
"Recognizing the Bank's secured interest in the property, Lessee agrees that:
In case of written notice from the Bank regarding Landlord's loan default, Lessee will deposit subsequent rent in an escrow account
Rent will be released as per joint instructions of Landlord and Bank, or as per court directions
Lessee's lease term and rights shall remain protected
Minimum [180 days] notice shall be provided before any possession demand
Lessee reserves right to seek legal remedy to protect their investment and business interests.