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BUSINESS LAW
1.
In today’s corporate scenario undergoing long drawn litigation is expensive and
time consuming. The senior management of your company has given you a project
to find the feasibility of Alternate Dispute Resolutions (ADR). Please prepare
a short brief on what is ADR, its types, advantages and practical examples
where ADR is feasible than conventional litigation.
In today’s corporate scenario undergoing long drawn litigation is expensive and
time consuming. The senior management of your company has given you a project
to find the feasibility of Alternate Dispute Resolutions (ADR). Please prepare
a short brief on what is ADR, its types, advantages and practical examples
where ADR is feasible than conventional litigation.
2.
Junaid is an investigative journalist assigned to identify and bring to light
negligence of the Municipal Authority at Mumbai. Junaid is currently
investigating whether the initiative of segregation of garbage has been fully
implemented but he has not received any response from the authorities. Please
help Junaid under what law he can legally obtain information along with the
procedure, timelines and cost involved.
Junaid is an investigative journalist assigned to identify and bring to light
negligence of the Municipal Authority at Mumbai. Junaid is currently
investigating whether the initiative of segregation of garbage has been fully
implemented but he has not received any response from the authorities. Please
help Junaid under what law he can legally obtain information along with the
procedure, timelines and cost involved.
3.
Rakesh had planned to go for short holiday in Goa along with his wife. He
started looking out for hotels in Goa and based on various websites and reviews
he had booked a Le Grand Hotel in North Goa. He paid the money in advance and the
booking was confirmed. On reaching this hotel, he found that the hotel was not
as per the hotel’s website and reviews. Further, on reaching the hotel he
realized that the pictures displayed on the website were in such angle so as to
conceal the real look and image of the hotel property. Rakesh demanded a
refund, but the Hotel refused stating that Rakesh was supposed to check before
booking and quoted the principle of “Caveat Emptor”.
Rakesh had planned to go for short holiday in Goa along with his wife. He
started looking out for hotels in Goa and based on various websites and reviews
he had booked a Le Grand Hotel in North Goa. He paid the money in advance and the
booking was confirmed. On reaching this hotel, he found that the hotel was not
as per the hotel’s website and reviews. Further, on reaching the hotel he
realized that the pictures displayed on the website were in such angle so as to
conceal the real look and image of the hotel property. Rakesh demanded a
refund, but the Hotel refused stating that Rakesh was supposed to check before
booking and quoted the principle of “Caveat Emptor”.
Please
help Rakesh in the following:
help Rakesh in the following:
a.
Is Rakesh’s claim defeated under the principle of Caveat Emptor? Please give
reasons for your answers.
Is Rakesh’s claim defeated under the principle of Caveat Emptor? Please give
reasons for your answers.
b.
Assuming if Rakesh wanted to pursue this case before a Consumer Court, what are
the remedies he would apply for?
Assuming if Rakesh wanted to pursue this case before a Consumer Court, what are
the remedies he would apply for?
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