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Legal consultant
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Satadru Shastri
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"hard work"
| 2 years ago
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Hard economic conditions actually had a positive effect on the profession of law, matters like de-mergers, winding-up, IPR laws and acquisitions have gone up since 2008. Opportunity with a law degree is immense in fields like Civil laws, criminal...
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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Thanks Ashfaq and others for the ideas...its great that law professionals helping out the new guys who are entering this field.....and thanks toostep for such a platform where every industry professional is there to know any sort of query...thanks...
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Anagha Thakur
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| 3 years ago
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Completely agree with Mr.Ashfaq.Whatever he has suggested is absolutely right.Firstly as he said he has to concentrate on his studies and need not worry about the economic condition as it will have little impact on a profession like Law.
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CONCEPT OF CONTRACT B-5/a/14 feb THIS IS A SEQUEL TO MY LAST BLOG NUMER B-5/07 FEB, TITILED' WHAT CONTRACT IS' There is no doubt that the meaning and interpretation of contract has been changing over the centuries,right from the time of Chandragupta Maurya till date.The evolution of contract has been a interesting journey. In the era of King Maurya the essential element of contract were free consent and consensus on all material terms and conditions. The voidability of contract was governed by-a) contract formed during night, b) contract entered into the interior compartment of a house, c)contract made in a forest ,d) contract made in any other secret place. There were certain exceptions to...
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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Thanks for sharing the knowledge Vimal...nice article
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basel norms nd credit risk
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Gaurav Chhabra
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"basel norms nd credit risk"
| 3 years ago
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Under Basel II norms, banks would have to adopt standardised approach for credit risk and basic indicator approach for operational risk for computing their capital requirements under the revised framework, according to the new Basel II...
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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"basel norms nd credit risk"
| 3 years ago
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According to me most of the Indian banks have improved on their capital adequacy ratio in line with the global Basel II norms but it needs to do more on international risk management practices in the wake of increasing pressure of the...
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Ideate: "Whether Basel-II norms needs modification in view of present so called global recession." deleted from your view.
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Apurv Gourav
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| 3 years ago
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Yes..i agree with this statement,This is the right time to buy the stock,,but very carefully....Pls invest in those companies stock which financial statement or strength is very good.Before investing in stock you have to find out the companies...
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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i agree with Dushyant on his view and he is correct still there are so many factors that are there to be considered for the stock market to get stable, and with each single news the prices are nosediving, and one should not go for investment right...
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Dushyant Hada
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| 3 years ago
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wait and watch if you are investor and buy if you are looking for short term gains but remeber its coupled up with high risk
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Japan Shah
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| 3 years ago
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There is no funda behind the markets to rally big way, it is a election rally.. We are just having stock specific actions, with very less participation and the turnover is also not very impressive... Yes, but the markets are showing signs of some...
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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When markets are told to buy stock and forced to hold it for three years then I do not found it correct. Can anyone tell that there would be no other defaulty in the next coming years so that it can hold stock for that long period.
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UTKARSH AGARWAL
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| 3 years ago
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We can see the real market post-election. If the market can sustain the selling pressure then it will find resistance @ 8500-9000. But if is unable to handle it, then it will go back to its previously expected level of 7200.
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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They are entirely different initially the market was going on it was managing but later collapsed drastically while in 2001 it all happened in seconds.
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Sudhir Shirke
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| 3 years ago
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The development in the equity and debt market have resemblance to that of the 2001-03 scene.
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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I do not think so because SFIO had said that the first account that was split was at oversear bank and it was a PSB a Public Sector Bank.
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Sudhir Shirke
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| 3 years ago
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If they had been aware this fraud would not have taken this room of fate.
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John D Nevin
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| 2 years ago
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I don't think the worst for the US economy is over. This is because of the fact that 85,000 jobs were lost in December 2009 according to the latest unemployment data. Also, demand and credit growth hasn't started picking up in the economy....
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Jyoti Rath
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| 3 years ago
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Yes definitely if there is no manipulation of the stocks in the market then there are chances for market to grow.
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Japan Shah
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No i do not think so, as there are many thing in the US economy which have still not happened. the effect is partial.
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Subhasis Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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Yes i agree the projects government is making is likely to be fulfilled in terms of greater spending by governments in infra, social devl and would provide opportunities for job creation and rural employment progs. But its not going to be a good...
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Ratnakar Naik
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I don't agree with subhasis because India can clock a ‘reasonable’ growth rate of 7.4 per cent in 2009-2010 despite the global recession. In a report submitted last week to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Planning Commission has said that an...
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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| 3 years ago
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There is a difference between other commodities and gold, gold is a medium of exchange for a currency and if its price is rising it is a clear indication of a bull run.
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Jyoti Rath
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| 3 years ago
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I agree to the fact that prices for gold are rising but it is for every commodity leaving the petrol aside every commodity has their price rise, So I do not think that gold is on a bull run.
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Debate: "Bull run on gold" deleted from your view.
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