Adv. Sanjay Sharma is a Practicing Advocate in India, handling matters relating to Civil Law, Criminal Law, Goods and Services Tax (GST), and Insolvency & Bankruptcy laws.
Through Samvidhan Se Samadhaan, he works towards enhancing public legal awareness by presenting legal principles, procedures, and judicial decisions in clear, structured, and easily understandable language, supported by authoritative Supreme Court judgments.
Introduction- Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act was enacted to strengthen the credibility of commercial transactions and prevent the misuse of cheques. It provides a criminal remedy to a payee when a cheque issued for a lawful debt is dishonoured for “insufficient funds” or “exceeds arrangement”. This article explains the entire pre-complaint procedure, the…
Introduction Marriage under Hindu law is a sacrament, but the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (HMA) recognizes divorce (तलाक) as a legal remedy when marriage breaks down irreparably. Statutory Legal Provisions for Divorce The Hindu Marriage Act provides divorce grounds under: Section 13(1) — Grounds for Husband and Wife Section 13(2) — Special Grounds for Wife…
India officially enforced the Four New Labour Codes on 21 November 2025, replacing 29 old Central labour laws. These reforms bring major changes in wages, social security, industrial relations, and workplace safety.This article provides a clear and practical understanding for employers, employees, workers, HR teams, entrepreneurs, and legal professionals. Overview of the New Labour Codes…
Introduction Dishonour of a cheque has become one of the most common financial disputes in India, and so the Procedure for Filing a Complaint under Section 138 NI Act, 1881 provides a legal remedy when a cheque issued towards repayment of a legally enforceable debt or liability is returned unpaid. The law is strict, and…
Introduction-Liability of Directors In modern corporate India, the board of directors occupies a central role in ensuring that a company complies with its legal and regulatory obligations. We need to understand the Liability of Directors. When a company fails to perform statutory duties or commits defaults, the question arises: to what extent do directors (and…
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