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WILL: IN GENERAL

The word "Will", in the legal parlance, is having its origin with the Latin word "Voluntas", which means 'to express the intention of a testator' in the texts of Roman law. A "Will" is an intent of a person as to what a person has decided should be done with properties, movable or immovable, after that person's death. Therefore, a "Will" is an important testamentary instrument through which a testator can give away his property in accordance to his wishes.

- Shreenandan Prasad Srivastava - Pratap Shanker
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Developing contracts-an oversight

All commercial transactions predominantly revolve around the Contract. It is thus of immense importance to concentrate on the development of the contracts. An experience tells us great Court battles and Arbitration disputes have been won and lost over absence or presence material clauses unclear and ambiguous terms. So no body dare disagree with this thought that its important to be focused on the documents while you draft them rather than crib over deficiencies later.

- Swetank Shantanu
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The right of residence: An anlysis of section 2 (s) of the protection of women from domestic violence act, 2005

Right of residence is one of the basic rights and the same is extended to the women citizen of the country. The present article is an effort to discuss the issue of right of residence of a woman victim under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (herein after to be referred as "The Act").

- Aryasomayajula Shivani
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