INDIAN LEGAL

India is the second largest country in the world in respect of population and Fifth largest economy in the world by nominal GDP and the third largest by purchasing power parity (PPP). With several economic reforms already completed on war footage and others in progress, India is becoming hub for establishment of new businesses. Favorable business environment, growth opportunities, inexpensive labour and development-friendly reforms, all this & much more makes India a fruitful bet for setting up a company in India. Let’s seize this occasio to grow together with the Indian economy.

What make India worthwhile to establish a new business?

India has become the most preferred destination for Foreign Direct Investment and is already ahead of United State of America and China in this regard.

Major reforms in the field of trade and commerce has placed India at 63rd position in World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business 2020 report.

Projects initiated by Government of India such as, “Make in India”, “Skill India”, “Digital India” & Various manufacturing and IT opportunities have provided reinvigorate to the business sector and has turn on the heat to many MNCs to establish a setup here.

Availability of active workforce, developing GDP and increasing market scope makes India much more bankable than ever and in furtherance to this government incentives, tax reforms, easy availability of loans, and other facilities have resulted in a progressive change to the current business scenario.

100% FDI under automatic route has been approved in contract manufacturing, coal mining and associate infrastructure. Effective tax rate for new manufacturing companies which do not avail any other incentive is 17.01% and such companies should commence production on or before 31st March, 2023. Exemptions and other indirect tax benefits to makers of components such as solar electric charging infrastructure and lithium storage batteries and other related components.

Apart from the above-stated benefits, Investors can enjoy many more offers in India. Though its easier to set up business in India with various facilities and ease in procedures, setting up a business may include overwhelming task. By offering its comprehensive knowledge and services, Indian Legal Helps supports you in your endeavor of setting up or start a new business in India.

In India Criminal Statutes governs crimes, which includes felonies and misdemeanors. Offences committed against the State is considered as Crimes. To prove the crime, it must be proved beyond reasonable doubt. Indian criminal laws are divided in the three major statues as follows;

1. Indian Penal Code (I.P.C.).
2. Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C.).
3. Indian Evidence Act.

There are several other laws wherein the punishment have been imposed such as NDPS Act. Prevention of Corruption Act, Food & Adulteration Act, Dowry Prevention Act and thousands of minor laws also subsists in India.

Indian Penal Code is statues defining the crime & punishment for the same. Criminal Procedure Code describes the process through which the criminal laws are enforced and Indian Evidence Act is used for proving the case and the procedure to collect the evidence and produce the same before the court of law.

For instance, the law prohibit Murder and the same is punishable, hence it is substantive criminal law and the manner in which government enforce this law by gathering of evidence is generally considered a procedural matter.

First Information Report (FIR):

The First Information Report is recorded by Police officer in duty given directly by the aggrieved person i.e. informant/complainant or any other person to the commission of an alleged offence. FIR consists of Name of Informant, Place of Incident, Date of Incident and several other information alongwith the statement of the informant and valuing the statement of the informant the sections of IPC are Imposed. When the offences are non-cognizable Police officer registered N.C. Complaint.

After registration of FIR, the alleged accused are arrested by the Police and kept in Police Custody for Interrogation. There is compulsion on Police officers to produce the arrested accused to the nearest court within 24 hours of arrest failing which the said arrest will be considered as illegal detention.    

Once the accused is produced before the Hon’ble court, the court decides whether to keep the accused in Police Custody for further Investigation in Non-bailable offences and if the offence is bailable the court will release the alleged accused upon certain terms and conditions on Bail.

Bailable & Non-bailable offences are decided as per Indian Penal Code and the procedure of Bail is covered in the Criminal Procedures. As per the limitations mentioned in statues Police files the Final Report i.e. Chargesheet and thereafter Trial is conducted by the court and court decides that the alleged accused should be acquitted or convicted. 

Immigration check is performed for all passengers, Indians or foreigners, each at the time of arrival and departure.

The passports are duly stamped at time of arrival in addition to departure. Passengers should be cautious to peer that their passports are duly stamped before leaving the immigration counter. Foreigners arriving in India are required to fill Arrival Cards only whilst Indians should fill Departure Cards at the time of Departure.

The following information is required to be provided by the passengers in these cards:
Name

• Date of Birth:
• Passport Number:
• Address in India:
• Flight Number, Date of Arrival / Date of Boarding:

If inadvertently, an immigration stamp is not affixed by the counter officer at the immigration check-post, the passenger may immediately contact the concerned FRRO/FRO/SSP and get the same affixed on his/her passport to keep away the inconvenience at the time of next travel abroad.

There are different Immigration procedures for the businessmen, students & tourist and the person who get stuck due to some criminal activities.

Many time the foreign nationals has to suffer due to lack of information about the Immigration Procedure. Our team will provide the entire information of immigration from the first day of entry in India to exit.

Since, last many years, we have  undergone with the criminal cases, which gets registered due to confusion at Immigration Clearance upon allegation of duplicate passport, forged visa or exchange of boarding passes and due to which th persons get arrested by Local Police and they have to undergo with the lengthy procedures of Indian Laws.

ILH main our work starts here as at this stage Embassy & Consulates are also helpless and they can help their citizens to some extent. ILH registered members can immediately inform our team and they will be provided with the best attorneys expertise in handling such type of cases.