Cyber law is a body of law that governs all legal issues relating to the internet, computer systems, cyberspace, and information technology. A wide range of subjects is covered under cyberspace law, including contract law, privacy legislation, and intellectual property laws. It oversees electronic commerce as well as the distribution of software, information, and data security. Cyberlaw gives e-documents legal validity. The system also offers a framework for filing forms electronically and conducting electronic commerce transactions. Simply described, it is a statute that addresses cybercrimes. As e-commerce has grown in popularity, it is now crucial to make sure that the right policies are in place to stop fraud.

The rights granted to people over their creative works including inventions, literary and artistic productions, as well as symbols, names, and pictures used in commerce are known as intellectual property rights (IPR). Ideas, innovations, and creative expressions on the basis of which there is a public desire to grant the status of property are referred to as intellectual property rights (IPR). In order for the inventors or developers of that property to profit commercially from their creative endeavors or reputation, IPR grants them specific exclusive rights. There are various forms of intellectual property protection, including trademark, copyright, and patent. An innovation that satisfies the requirements of universal novelty, non-obviousness, and industrial use is given a patent. IPR is a requirement for improved invention or creative work identification, planning, marketing, and protection

An indirect tax on the provision of goods and services is known as the GST, or Goods and Services Tax. Every value addition is subject to this multi-stage, destination-oriented tax, which replaces a number of indirect taxes including the VAT, excise tax, service tax, etc., and filing Income Tax Returns and handles the same matters before the Hon�ble Courts and Tribunals.

Civil law is a major branch of law. it is often suggested that civil proceedings are taken for the purpose of obtaining compensation for injury, and may thus be distinguished from criminal proceedings, whose purpose is to inflict punishment. However, exemplary damages or punitive damages may be awarded in civil proceedings. It was also formerly possible for common informers to sue for a penalty in civil proceedings. Matters relating to partition, possession, eviction, the title of the property and execution of the will, and other civil matters are dealt with.

Individuals serving the Nation as different spokes of the national wheel for a tireless journey for progress, often face difficulty when the inbuilt mechanisms of the government departments are unable to address the grievance of an aggrieved individual. Special laws which established service tribunals address such grievances. Our law firm has gained expertise over a period of time in securing the rights of aggrieved service men through legal remedies available in various statutes. Matters related to students and their grievances related to the university, college, etc. are also dealt with.

In our nation, there has been discussion on whether arbitration rules should take precedence over other laws for a total of 106 years. The question of whether or not an arbitration clause precludes legal action under a particular statute has been raised in a number of cases before the courts. A fundamental rule of law is that a particular statute takes precedence over a generic one. The courts in our nation have, however, placed a strong focus on arbitration as a different kind of dispute resolution mechanism and have repeatedly chosen arbitration over litigation as a course of action.

The body of legislation that governs the rights, interactions, and behavior of people and businesses engaged in commerce, merchandising, trade, and sales is known as commercial law, also known as mercantile law or trade law. It deals with both private and public law issues and is sometimes seen as a branch of civil law. The rules and regulations that control relations between countries are referred to as international law. For a variety of reasons, these are essential for enterprises. First, neither a single international court nor a single authoritative legislative source for matters of international commerce exists. Additionally, there is no global executive branch that upholds international law, making international corporate affairs particularly exposed. We deal with Corporate; Business Affairs (National & International) in Delhi NCR.

Aspects of the law that safeguard the environment are collectively referred to as environmental law. The management of certain natural resources, such as forests, minerals, or fisheries, is the subject of a related but different set of regulatory regimes that are now heavily impacted by environmental legal principles. The Clean Air Act, the Endangered Species Act, the Montreal Protocol, the Clean Water Act, and Reformation Plan No. 3 of 1970 are our five most effective environmental laws. These regulations have had a significant positive impact on both the environment and the health of Americans.

The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (often known as The Act) is a helpful social law that establishes consumer rights and makes provisions for their promotion and protection. The first and only Act of its kind in India, it has made it possible for regular consumers to obtain a less expensive and frequently quick resolution to their complaints. The Act eliminates the adage Buyer Beware; by laying forth the rights and remedies of consumers in a market previously dominated by organized producers, traders, and suppliers of various goods and services and filing consumer complaints and Appeals before the appropriate Consumer Forums as well as Commissions at every level.

Criminal law is the body of law that relates to crime. It prescribes conduct perceived as threatening, harmful, or otherwise endangering to the property, health, safety, and moral welfare of people inclusive of one's self.

A.C. Tiwari and Associates, a law firm that takes up all kinds of matters related to criminal law before: -

• CJM Court/Session Courts
• High Courts
• Supreme Court

• Legal Services for Which You Can Hire Our Criminal Lawyers.
• General Case Consultation / Parallel opinion on record
• Case study, analysis & drafting
• Advice & assistance regarding filing a criminal complaint under section 154, CrPC.
• Complaint under section 156(3) or 200, CrPC before the Judicial Magistrate.
• Plea for Fair and impartial investigation in the matter
• Protest petition/ challenging investigation report/ challan before the Magistrate.
• Orders for reinvestigation/ parallel investigation
• Arguments on framing charges
• Quashing of FIR u/s 482 CrPC from the High Court
• Prosecution evidence
• Defense evidence
• Challenging the evidence
• Cross examination of witness
• Final arguments followed by the judgment of the court
• Procurement of bail and pre-arrest (anticipatory) Bail.
• Proceedings in High Courts
• Suspension of sentence

Any successful campaign to end child labour must focus on education. There are numerous, connected justifications for child labour. No one component alone can entirely account for its tenacity and, occasionally, expansion. Whether or not a particular child becomes a child labourer is ultimately determined by the interactions between several causes operating at various levels. The labour force involvement of children fluctuates ceaselessly in response to shifting social and economic factors. The flexibility of the sizable, unprotected potential kid labour force matches this environment. The results of child labour are influenced by a variety of factors, including poverty and social exclusion, labour mobility, prejudice, and a lack of proper social safety and educational opportunities. We take care of all such issues and resolve them positively.

Constitutional laws are often referred to as rules about establishing rules, or second-order rulemaking. It controls the interactions between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches with the bodies it controls. The identification of power structures and hierarchies is one of the primary functions of constitutions in this situation. For instance, in a unitary state, the constitution will grant a single central government, legislature, and judiciary the last say, even when there is frequently a transfer of power or jurisdiction to local or municipal authorities. When a constitution creates a federal state, it will specify the several levels of government that coexist with either shared or exclusive regions of jurisdiction over enacting, enforcing, and applying laws.

The Family courts are a subset and are only concerned with the dissolution of marriage, the declaration of a person�s matrimonial status, the ownership of the parties; respective properties, interim orders of injunction arising from matrimonial relationships, the declaration of a person's legitimacy, the guardianship of a person, the custody or access of a minor, and maintenance lawsuits. The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955; the Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939; the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986; the Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936; the Divorce Act, 1869; the Special Marriage Act, 1954; The Foreign Marriage Act, 1969; and others are among the various Acts for which we are pioneer in. We have dealt with many such cases and helped in fair decisions.

The formation of Debts Recovery Tribunals (DRTs) with original jurisdiction and Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunals (DRATs) with appellate jurisdiction, as well as the quick adjudication and recovery of debts owed to banks and financial institutions, insolvency resolution, and bankruptcy. The matters related to SARFAESI Act are also dealt with by our firm.

The Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR), The Appellate Authority for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (AAIFR), and the powers relating to winding up or restructuring and other provisions, vested in High Courts, are consolidated under the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLAT). As a result, all governing authority over Indian-registered corporations will be consolidated under the National Company Law Tribunal. The Company Law Board established by the Companies Act of 1956 has since been abolished with the creation of the NCLT and NCLAT. The matters related to Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 are also dealt with in our firm.

The Real Estate Regulatory Authority, National Company Law Tribunal, Consumer Courts, Civil Courts, and ADR procedures in the form of arbitration are available as remedies for real estate business customers. Regarding precisely the enforcement of arbitration in an ongoing legal proceeding, its application greatly relies on the stage of the legal proceeding. Matters related to Builders and Buyers are dealt with in RERA and Real Estate Appellate Tribunals.

The Motor Accidental Claims Tribunal was approved by the Indian parliament. This law is in charge of addressing any issue relating to automobiles accidentally which are used for road transportation. Additionally, this act authorized the registration of motor vehicles as well as licenses for drivers and conductors. The Motor Vehicle Act of 1988 also contained traffic restrictions, the clause on controlling permits, fines, and responsibilities. The primary goal of this action was to draw attention to the innocent bystanders who are using the roads and may be harmed by cars. Before this act, the drivers of this motor vehicle were not held responsible. Consequently, there existed a provision in the Motor Vehicle Act for compensation for these defenseless individuals on the road.

Human rights legislation is a body of international standards, established by treaty or custom, that people and groups can rely on to expect and/or assert certain rights that their States must uphold and defend. States are required to uphold the commitments outlined in international human rights legislation. States take on obligations and duties under international law to respect, preserve, and uphold human rights when they ratify international treaties. States are required to respect human rights by abstaining from interfering with or restricting the exercise of those rights. States are required under the duty to protect to defend persons and groups from violations of human rights. States are required to act in a way that promotes the enjoyment of fundamental human rights under the commitment to fulfill them. We are pioneers in dealing with these cases.