Lexis Nexis’s Law Relating to Notaries by S K Sarvaria
A notarial act is often the critical lynchpin that validates a domestic corporate agreement or an international transaction. LexisNexis's Law Relating to Notaries (1st Edition, 2024) by the esteemed father-son duo, Sh. S.K. Sarvaria and Mr. Apoorv Sarvaria, is the definitive commentary on the Notaries Act, 1952.
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✔ Complete Statutory Coverage: Exhaustively details the eligibility, appointment, renewal, removal, rights, and statutory duties of notaries in India.
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✔ Expanded Notarial Powers: Explains complex functions, including acting as an arbitrator, mediator, or commissioner to record evidence in civil and criminal trials.
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✔ International Significance: Covers all relevant legislations that make an Indian notarial act valid and binding across foreign jurisdictions like the USA.
Lexis Nexis’s Commentary on The Prevention of Money – Laundering Act by S K Sarvaria
₹3,475.00Original price was: ₹3,475.00.₹2,780.00Current price is: ₹2,780.00.Navigate the complex landscape of corporate compliance and white-collar defense with the Commentary on The Prevention of Money-Laundering Act. Authored by S K Sarvaria & Apoorv Sarvaria and published by LexisNexis, this 1st Edition (2025) is the definitive guide to India's anti-money laundering framework.
✔ New Criminal Laws Integrated: Highlights the corresponding sections of the BNS and BNSS, enabling readers to easily understand the distinctions between the old and new regimes.
✔ High-Profile Case Analysis: Features thorough analysis of landmark cases including Vijay Madanlal Choudhary v UOI, Arvind Kejriwal v Directorate of Enforcement, and Manish Sisodia v Directorate of Enforcement.
✔ Comprehensive Regulatory Appendix: A one-stop reference containing all relevant rules, circulars, and provisions from allied legislation (including the Jan Vishwas Act 2023).