Dear Friends,
We have been discussing various labor laws in many threads and have also gained some knowledge in this subject.
Let me deviate slightly from the above and provide you with the following acts for your reference:
(i) Indian Penal Code
(ii) Code of Criminal Procedure
(iii) Code of Civil Procedure
Wishing you happy readings.
From India, Kumbakonam
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1189We have been discussing various labor laws in many threads and have also gained some knowledge in this subject.
Let me deviate slightly from the above and provide you with the following acts for your reference:
(i) Indian Penal Code
(ii) Code of Criminal Procedure
(iii) Code of Civil Procedure
Wishing you happy readings.
From India, Kumbakonam
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hi varsha, yeppadi irukengal? hi boss is the IPC same from 1860 wierd they should change it boss what say?
From India, Madras
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Dear Mr. Deadsoul,
(If possible, please provide your real name, friend, because I feel embarrassed to address your so-called name).
Thanks for your valuable comments, friend. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) was created and passed by the government back in 1860, and it has been in effect ever since. Even the J&K Government follows the IPC, albeit with some variations. In Jammu & Kashmir State, it is known as the Ranbir Penal Code and is applicable only to that region.
Parts of the IPC that are deemed redundant are periodically reviewed by the Law Commission and amended as necessary, as indicated in the footnote.
From India, Kumbakonam
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(If possible, please provide your real name, friend, because I feel embarrassed to address your so-called name).
Thanks for your valuable comments, friend. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) was created and passed by the government back in 1860, and it has been in effect ever since. Even the J&K Government follows the IPC, albeit with some variations. In Jammu & Kashmir State, it is known as the Ranbir Penal Code and is applicable only to that region.
Parts of the IPC that are deemed redundant are periodically reviewed by the Law Commission and amended as necessary, as indicated in the footnote.
From India, Kumbakonam
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Dear Bhaskar,
Thank you for such a nice post. This is a very valuable set of information. Could you please provide the web link for the same, as it is much easier to manage than maintaining PDF files?
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Avinash K.
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Thank you for such a nice post. This is a very valuable set of information. Could you please provide the web link for the same, as it is much easier to manage than maintaining PDF files?
Regards,
Avinash K.
From India, Mumbai
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Excellent one , valuable , now you have made that all our faternities to step ahead to the next boundary
From India, Chennai
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THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE.doc
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