TikTok Act: National Security and Constitutional Scrutiny

National Security Assessment & Constitutional Questions Surrounding the TikTok Act

Introduction

TikTok’s American future has become a controversy exposing deep tensions between constitutional balance, free speech, & national security. Two interrelated claims organize this debate. First, there are legitimate national security reasons for changing Americans’ relationship with TikTok, & the course materials R biased toward this claim. Second, George Washington & James Madison would

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Company Law: Prospectus, Misstatements & Director Appointments

Prospectus: Definition and Purpose

This is a comprehensive topic in Company Law. Here is a detailed breakdown of the prospectus, its contents, a statement in lieu of prospectus, its types, and the liabilities for misstatement.

📜 Prospectus: A prospectus is a formal, written document issued by a public company to the general public.

  • Definition: It is an invitation to the public to subscribe for or purchase any securities (shares or debentures) of the company.
  • Purpose: Its primary goal is to provide
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Statutory Requirements for Bankruptcy Proceedings in Malaysia

Acts of Bankruptcy (AOB)

An AOB occurs in connection with a debtor’s conduct or financial situation, allowing for the initiation of a bankruptcy petition against the debtor.

Three Categories of AOB

  1. Dealings with Property Leading to AOB

    Under Section 3(1) IA 1967:

    • He assigns his property to trustees for the general benefit of his creditors. It shows an attempt by the debtor to handle their financial affairs in a way that prioritizes certain creditors over others.
    • If he engages in a fraudulent conveyance,
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Labor Law Origins, Employment Contracts & Sources in Spain

Origins of Labor Law

Origins of labor law: Labor law plays a critical role in today’s society, affecting a large proportion of the population of workers. It appeared in the nineteenth century as a response to the economic and social problems that arose during the Industrial Revolution and to the desire to protect the weakest party in the employment relationship.

Employment Relationship

Relationship: Not every work done by a person is considered an employment relationship. A worker is considered to

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RTI Act: Appeals, Penalties, and Information Commissions

Appeal under the Right to Information Act, 2005 – Section 19

Section 19 of the Act lays down the entire framework for first appeal, second appeal, timelines, powers, and procedure.

First Appeal – Section 19(1)

A first appeal lies to an officer senior in rank to the Central/State Public Information Officer (CPIO/ SPIO) within the same public authority.

Grounds for First Appeal

A person may file a first appeal when:

  1. No decision is received within the time prescribed under Section 7(1) or Section 7(3)
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Civil Procedure Code: Jurisdiction, Transfer, Decrees & Venue

Q1: Types of Jurisdiction under CPC

The Civil Procedure Code (CPC) recognizes several types of jurisdiction, which determine a court’s authority to hear and decide cases. Here are the main kinds:

Types of Jurisdiction

  • Subject-Matter Jurisdiction: Refers to a court’s authority to hear cases of a specific type. For example, a Rent Controller cannot decide divorce cases, and Consumer Forums handle cases related to consumer rights and disputes.
  • Pecuniary Jurisdiction: Based on the monetary value of the
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