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Starting a business is an exciting journey, but choosing the right legal structure is one of the first—and most important—decisions...

Government service offers security of tenure, but that security is not absolute. Under Fundamental Rule 56(j) , the government can...

For a government employee, a promotion or increment is not just a financial benefit—it is recognition of hard work, seniority, and...

In government service, a departmental enquiry (DE)  is one of the most serious internal proceedings that can affect an employee’s job,...

For every government employee, Annual Confidential Reports (ACRs) or Annual Performance Appraisal Reports (APARs) form the foundation of...

Suspension is one of the most feared actions in government service. For a public servant, being suspended not only affects income but...

For many government employees, retirement is a well-deserved milestone at the end of years of service. But when retirement is imposed...

For every government employee, a promotion is not just a step forward in career—it’s a recognition of hard work, seniority, and service...

When a government employee faces disciplinary action, transfers, suspensions, or even dismissal, one principle stands above all — natural...

When a government employee faces allegations of misconduct or corruption, two types of proceedings  may be initiated: a departmental...

Suspension from government service can be a deeply distressing experience—professionally, financially, and emotionally. While suspension...

In any civil dispute—be it over property, money, contracts, or inheritance—what ultimately wins the case is evidence . It doesn’t matter...

Time is not just a number in civil law—it can make or break a case. Every civil dispute, whether it’s about money, land, or enforcement...

In many civil disputes, there’s a risk that by the time the final judgment is passed, the damage may already be done. For example, a...

Civil court proceedings can feel overwhelming to someone not familiar with the legal system. Whether you’re filing a property dispute,...

When someone suffers a financial or personal loss  due to the wrongful act or negligence of another person, the law offers a way to seek...

In civil disputes, when someone takes an action that may cause irreversible harm —such as selling a property, demolishing a structure, or...

Property is one of the most valuable assets a person can own. Unfortunately, disputes over property are also among the most common and...

If someone has violated your legal rights—whether related to property, money, agreements, or personal matters—you may be entitled to seek...

Understanding the difference between civil  and criminal  cases is essential when dealing with legal matters. While both are handled by...