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Feeling the need to be in control of situations and people around oneself is a common trait among individuals. This could stem from a desire for order, stability, or a fear of the unknown. While some level of control is necessary to achieve goals and maintain stability, an excessive need for control can lead to negative consequences such as conflicts with others, micromanaging, and difficulty delegating tasks. It is important to reflect on the reasons for this need for control and work towards finding a balance between control and collaboration with others.
What are the restrictions in respect of minimum and maximum number of partners in an LLP?
Any person desirous of commencing or carrying on a payment system may apply to the ………………for an authorisation under this Act
...Evidence can be given to show the meaning of illegible characters. This is given is Section ….. of Evidence act
Alibi is governed by___________________
No banking company shall hold any immovable property howsoever acquired_________________
Section 211 to Section 221 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 deals with _______.
A is accused of murder of B by pistol alleged to by purchased on 10 August at Lucknow. A makes statement that on 10 August he was at Bhopal not at Luckn...
What does "Indorsement without recourse" mean?
According to Indian Partnership Act, 1932 the property of the firm includes:
The teacher asked the students to __________ their homework by the end of the week.