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Liabilities of Lessee

Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Liabilities of Lessee Section 108 of the Act deals with the liabilities and rights of the lessor and lessee of immovable property. In this article, we shall discuss the liabilities of lessee. Section 108 clauses (k) to (q) deals with the liabilities of lessee Section […]

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Transfer of Property Act

Rights of Lessee

Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Rights of Lessee Section 108 of the Act deals with the liabilities and rights of the lessor and lessee of immovable property. In this article, we shall discuss the rights of lessee. Section 108: Rights and liabilities of lessor and lessee: In the absence of […]

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Transfer of Property Act

Liabilities and Rights of Lessor

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Post date August 19, 2019
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Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Liabilities and Rights of Lessor Section 108 of the Act deals with the liabilities and rights of the lessor and lessee of immovable property. In this article, we shall discuss the liabilities and rights of lessor. Section 108: Rights and liabilities of lessor and lessee. […]

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Transfer of Property Act

Introduction to Lease

Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Introduction to Lease One of the modes of transfer of immovable property for a particular period of time is Lease. A lease is a transfer of an interest in the property for a stipulated period of time without transferring the ownership of that property. In […]

Indian Contract Act

Communication of Acceptance (S. 3 and S. 4)

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Post date August 16, 2019
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Indian Legal System > Civil Laws > Indian Contract Act, 1872 > Communication of Acceptance In contract proposal and acceptance of proposal are important ingredient. In last few articles, we have discussed, proposal, types of proposal, revocation of proposal. In this article, we shall discuss the communication of acceptance. Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract […]

Indian Contract Act

Revocation of Offer (Ss. 3, 5, and 6)

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Post date August 16, 2019
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Indian Legal System > Civil Laws > Indian Contract Act, 1872 > Revocation of Offer A proposal is main ingredient of a valid contract. The term “proposal” of the Indian Contract Act is synonymous to the term “Offer” in English law. Section 2(a)of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines proposal as “when one person signifies […]

Indian Contract Act

Communication of an Offer (S. 3 and 4)

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Post date August 16, 2019
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Indian Legal System > Civil Laws > Indian Contract Act, 1872 > Communication of Offer A proposal is main ingredient of a valid contract. The term “proposal” of the Indian Contract Act is synonymous to the term “Offer” in English law. Section 2(a)of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines proposal as “when one person signifies […]

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Biology

Use of Microbes: Sewage Treatment and Biogas

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Post date August 12, 2019
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Biology > Microbes in Human Welfare > Sewage Treatment and Biogas Microbes are used for sewage treatment and biogas production. Microbes in Sewage Treatment Necessity of Sewage treatment: A large quantity of wastewater is generated every day in cities and towns. A major component of this wastewater is human excreta. This municipal waste-water is also […]

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Biology

Industrial Uses of Microbes

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Post date August 12, 2019
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Biology > Microbes in Human Welfare > Industrial Uses of Microbes Microbes are omnipresent i.e. they exist everywhere: in soil, air, water and also in the human body and the bodies of plants and other animals! They also exist in places where no other life-form exists. Bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viroids are examples of microorganisms. The […]

Biology

Household Uses of Microbes

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Post date August 12, 2019
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Biology > Microbes in Human Welfare > Household Uses of Microbes Microbes are omnipresent i.e. they exist everywhere: in soil, air, water and also in the human body and the bodies of plants and other animals! They also exist in places where no other life-form exists. Bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viroids are examples of microorganisms. The […]