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A legal due diligence review looks at all the legal documents a company possesses. It is normally performed when a buyer wants to buy a company. In an acquisition, the buyer needs to have certainty about the legal status of the company and any possible legal risks it is facing. Hence, legal due diligence can be described as a process where a detailed investigation and analysis is performed to assess the possible legal issues facing a target company.

A major focus in a company acquisition is the clear understanding of all of the obligations of the company: pending or potential legal issues, customer and client agreements and employment contracts.

In today’s fiercely competitive economy Mergers and Acquisitions, disinvestment’s, financing are order of the day. Even now good old principle of “caveat emptor” continues to hold paramount significance. This makes it incumbent on any party to exercise suitable precautions before undertaking any venture. Investigations hold paramount in such ventures investigating financial health of a company, its obligations, disclosures and non-disclosed facts and thus trying to minimizing its exposure to many problems and pitfalls that can arise during and after the acquisition.

The law casts a duty to find on every prudent man to make investigation before making investment in any form of property. Now in case of big companies and multinational corporations when one company buys or sell any company or its assets the whole canvass is very big and it is here that need for due diligence arises and now finally Due Diligence is finding deserved place in Indian Statues and hence it becomes extremely important in today’s competitive economy.

Business due diligence involves a review and understanding of the customer and supplier contacts, work in progress, status of receivables, employee relations, banking relations, etc. Typically the due diligence searches are performed by the buyer, but in certain circumstances the seller will also conduct searches on the buyer. Hence this is a topic which is relatable to all practice areas and holds importance for all professionals be it lawyers, company professionals, students, entrepreneurs, valuation adviser; chartered accountants (CPA)/merchant bankers.

The case pertaining to the biggest fraud in the history of mining would exemplify how due diligence saved the world from big frauds and stripping share-holders of their moneys. The case relates to the small Canadian exploration firm, which in matter of 4 years became a company having market capitalization higher than that of several major mining companies due to exploration in gold mineralization. Eventually, the Canadian Company formed a partnership with a U.S. company. Before making a firm commitment, the US Company insisted on carrying out due diligence and sank some exploratory drill holes to obtain independent data.

The results shook the mining industry; as the area in question did not contain any significant gold. Overnight the stock of the Canadian Company was rendered worthless. This whole affair was unearthed because the US Company insisted on carrying out due diligence before forming alliance with the Canadian Company.

This reflects importance of carrying out due diligence before investing in any form in any company anywhere. Carrying out Due diligence has become more significant in Indian context where everyday one or other Scam crops up.[1]

The topics covered by Enhelion for this course cover the following:

• Module 1: Introduction to Due Diligence
• Module 2: Methods of Due Diligence
• Module 3: Process of Due Diligence
• Module 4: Efficacy of Due Diligence
• Module 5: Professional Due Diligence

This particular Enhelion online certification course is very useful as it will provide the participants a conceptual guide on various aspects of due diligence. In big World of Money where ironically “Knowledge is Power” this course on legal due diligence would ensure that there is no knowledge imbalance. It also ascertains information superiority, the risks in any transaction. One can negotiate with those that are open to bargain and to apportion those, which are not, and avoid the disappointment, displeasure and immense loss and abortive cost on the sudden “discovery” of undisclosed risks.

For more details on our Certification Course on Legal Due Diligence Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

 

Fintech refers to a service or product which cuts across technology and finance. Covering everything from Blockchain/Cryptocurrency and Artificial Intelligence to data and the Internet-of-Things, it is becoming integral to India’s development agenda.

India’s financial technology (fintech) sector may be young but is growing rapidly, fueled by a large market base, an innovation-driven startup landscape, and friendly government policies and regulations.The FinTech industry’s rapid growth can be attributed to the three things: The Banks, Government and Startups.

With fintech now becoming integral to India’s development agenda, and given its dynamic nature, it is critical to have a holistic understanding to be able to ensure a comprehensive interplay of regulations/ policies/ laws for all the elements that are considered to be fintech. This will enable the streamlined growth of fintech in India, where it is currently at a nascent stage. 

Fintech service firms are currently redefining the way companies and consumers conduct transactions on a daily basis. This is why global investments into fintech ventures have been increasing at record speed – tripling to US$ 12.2 billion in 2014 from US$ 4.05 billion in 2013, and reaching US$ 19.1 billion in 2015.

In India, the scale has been much smaller but at similar growth rates – investment in India’s fintech industry grew 282 percent between 2013 and 2014, and reached US$ 450 million in 2015. India has a large untapped market for financial service technology startups – 40 percent of the population are currently not connected to banks and 87 percent of payments are made in cash.

With mobile phone penetration expected to increase to 85-90 percent in 2020 from 65-75 percent currently, and internet penetration steadily climbing, the growth potential for fintech in India cannot be overstated.

Fintech firms are breaking new ground in the formal finance sector through innovative and dynamic use of technology in the lending process and with the RBI’s intention to regulate the digital payments space in the country becoming increasingly clear, this online certification course becomes all the more relevant for the dynamic and evolving financial jurisprudence.

Given the fact that India has a huge potential to change into a developed economy, FinTech space has made use of new technologies and disruptive approaches to come up with better and innovative products. This trend is expected to continue and go bigger in the coming years. Banks will go through a revolutionary change with AI and MI in the centre of all the disruption that will happen in this sector.

Wealth management which consisted mainly of high net worth individuals now has room due to cheaper services to advise more customers in the coming times. There is automation in Corporate and Investment Banking, which has led to cost reduction and improved efficiency in all major banks. India is on the cusp of the FinTech revolution, accelerated in part by the Government’s policy initiatives and development of the Indian Stack. India’s vast under-banked and new-to-bank population makes it the most exciting opportunity place to be in right now. It is now to be seen as to how the FinTech revolution is going to change the habits and behavior of the Indian population.

The year 2018 was a big one for the Indian financial technology and financial services ecosystem. With $2.34 billion being raised across 145 deals, fintech finally unseated eCommerce from the top of the list after years of dominance. The year, also saw multiple regulations that led to shifts in the sector. Among these was the Supreme Court’s judgement on Aadhaar in September. The apex court struck down Section 57 of the Aadhaar Act, which allowed the sharing of citizens’ data with private entities.

Subsequently, UIDAI cut APIs to the industry, and Indian retail payment organisation National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) suspended the e-sign mandate. Not only did these moves hit the growth rate of Indian fintech startups, it also made the customer onboarding processes more cumbersome and made it difficult for players to collect auto-mandated payments.

Looking at the industry-wide impact, many fintechs have turned to offline collection of documents to keep their operations afloat. However, 2019 might well see an interesting trend with the evolution of specialised players who support fintechs by helping them onboard offline customers.

The topics covered by Enhelion for this course cover the following:

• Module 1: RBI Regulation of the Financial Sector
• Module 2: Legal Framework Governing FinTech Space
• Module 3: Security Risks faced by FinTech
• Module 4: FinTech Companies v. Financial Institutions

• Module 5: Evolving Relationship between FinTech, Regulators and Financial Institutions
• Module 6: Payment and Settlements Systems Act 2007 [PSS Act] and PSS Regulations 2008
• Module 7: Regulatory Sandbox for FinTech
• Module 8: Artificial Intelligence [AI] and FinTech
• Module 9: FinTech and Indian Scenario

This particular Enhelion course is very useful as it will help the paritcipants to have a deeper understanding of the dynamism of the term ‘fintech’ as the course elaborates upon the legal framework governing FinTech space and also takes the participants through detailed analysis of the security risks faced by FinTech in the Indian scenario.

For more details on our Certification course on Fintech and The Law Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

 

 

Contract is one of the strong evidence and it has a remarkably important role in public relations. A contract is a proof that there is a legal act happening in the society. Meanwhile, the need for evidence of contract in business relation is sharply increasing in line with the growing demand for legal certainty in a variety of economic and social relation. That is mainly because with an agreement made and poured in a contract, it will be easier to determine the rights and obligations of the parties so that the parties could avoid any dispute that might happen.

A business contract is part of the corporation strategy that takes an important role. This is because every business contracts contain legal snares and legal risks that must be understood as the corporation strategy in their effort to meet their own needs.

The skills for reviewing and drafting a legitimate business contract are part of the risk management in the business activities. It should be understood by every drafters of the said contract. The legal reasoning of every clause in the contract should be an ingrained skill within every contract drafters.

The drafting of commercial contracts cuts across all disciplines as it sets to benefit to all across be it accountants, commercial managers and procurement officers who are involved in reviewing Business to Business Contracts.

Since commercial contracts form an integral part of our day to day business this online certification course will help those enrolling into it to rcognize the key terminology used in contracts and to comprehend and analyse the key provisions contained in a Business to Business Contract from the perspective of both Buyer and Supplier and describe the key concepts concerning price and payment.

Recently the Supreme Court was dealing with a case Nabha Power Limited (“NPL“) vs Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (“PSPCL“) & anr was seized with the issue of interpreting provisions of an agreement and implying terms into the language of the impugned clauses.

The Court meticulously analyzed domestic and international jurisprudence on the concept of implied terms in contracts. However, while attempting to apply the said tests, the Court stated that such standardized principles should not substitute the Court’s own view of the presumed understanding of the commercial terms by parties.

It becomes extremely crucial that the contract clauses drafted should be clear and carefully drafted. The contractual intentions should be expressly clarified at the outset leaving less scope for future disputes arising out of different interpretations of the contract.

This commercial contract drafting course is apt to obtain a correct and comprehensive understanding of the things that need to be noted in the drafting of a contract and the legal consequences that might arise from it. The course will help in understanding the key issues concerning contract formation including offer acceptance and the ‘battle of the forms’ and apply this to factual scenarios.

The topics covered by Enhelion for this course are as follows:

• Module 1:What information do you require to start drafting
• Module 2: What are soft skills required for drafting a contract?
• Module 3:What are corporate/commercial contracts?
• Module 4:Boilerplate clauses
• Module 5:How to negotiate
• Module 6:Difference between mou and agreement
• Module 7: Final representation and warranties

 

For more details on our Certification Course on Drafting Techniques in Commercial contracts Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

 

 

 

 

Art law, simply put, is the body of law, involving numerous disciplines, that protects, regulates and facilitates the creation, use and marketing of art. Art law is not a separate jurisprudence or unified legal doctrine that applies to all of the issues confronting those in the art world. Those involved in the practice of art law look to a variety of disciplines, such as intellectual property, contract, constitutional, tort, tax, commercial and international law to protect the interests of their clients.

Some of these legal principles are national in scope, while others vary according to the development of state law. Increasingly, the creation, sale, collection and display of art receive specialized legal treatment by statute, ordinance, regulation, treaty or case law.

Although “art” in the broad sense of the term includes “the arts” (music, film, theater, literature, et cetera), art law as traditionally defined concerns only works of fine art and/or the visual arts. Additionally, art law is closely related to, and often overlaps with, the area known as cultural property law.

In the latest media, entertainment and music industry developments, art has taken on an entirely different meaning in various contexts. An artist’s expression through different mediums of artistic form has evolved and is slowly establishing itself as a vital concept throughout the world. This also extends to unheard instances of three dimensional art and also that of architecture.
The personality and economic rights of artists in their works and the transfer of these rights to subsequent possessors raise a number of issues relating to intellectual property rights.

Like already mentioned Art law is multidisciplinary and encompasses numerous areas of law involving numerous disciplines such as intellectual property, contract, constitutional, tort, tax, commercial and international law so it concerns and involves not just lawyers but also music companies and since it is a niche area of law which is still developing and gaining popularity, it provides ample opportunity in the coming times.

The Course becomes relevant in light of incidents like the ones of famous painter Tyeb Mehta, whose canvases sold for millions in his last years, but he did not profit directly from those auctions because the paintings were sourced from collectors rather than the artist himself. As it happens, not only did Mehta have a right to a share of those record-setting prices before his death in 2009, his heirs stand to benefit from current sales like the Saffronart auction of June 15, 2018 in which Mehta’s Kali was purchased by an anonymous buyer for over Rs 26 crore. Further it also helps to understand complex legal issues like the continuous disagreements between the recording industry and media distribution companies.

The topics covered by Enhelion for such subject are as divided into the following modules:

• Module 1: General Principles [The Artist as Creator]: The ‘author’ and the creative process
• Module 2: Problems/problematic issues
• Module 3: Copyright and the Internet: the virtual art museum

• Module 4: The licensing and management of created works
• Module 5: Copyright and Architectural Expression
• Module 6: Copyright and Dimensional Arts[1]

This certificate programme aims to help the participants understand the broad spectrum of problems involving the interaction of art and the law, both historically and in contemporary society. Various issues like moral right and droit de suite statutes, legal issues that arise in the burgeoning art market will be given special emphasis in the course.

For more details on our Certification Course on Art Law Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

The legal profession swears by the maxim, “verba volant, scripta manent” which means spoken words fly away, written words remain! In business, contracts are extremely important and often play a central role in a company’s success. Whether people are drafting contracts for builders, construction management contracts, a real estate contract or any other contract, it is essential for them to draft effective business contracts.

Legal drafting has always been the most important instrument of legal communication. The skill to draft well is the skill to think and communicate well. Therefore, it is important to recognize the purpose that a legal document has to serve. A legal document must be drafted in a way that it categorically specifies the legal issue, statements of the client and the remedies sought if any.

The whole legal scenario has in recent times seen a radical shift in its mode of functioning. Not so long ago, it was like a closed society with law firms offering comprehensive services to their clients. Every aspect was taken care of in-house and when there was a rise in business budding and promising lawyers were hired to look after certain tedious and mundane tasks while legal luminaries took care of the more serious facets such as interpretation and dissection of law.

This was the arrangement that had prevailed since time immemorial until economic upheavals in the recent past disturbed the very foundation of most industries including the legal sector and necessitated large scale changes.

A well-drafted document is equivalent to a strong argument in today’s competitive world where time is of essence and hence a well drafted document can make or break a case! A legal document, whether it is a contract, written statement or an affidavit, serves two purposes- informing and engaging both the client and the court about the legal issue. It becomes essential for lawyers and judges to draft all legal documents with precision, to clearly depict all essential facts as well as engage a layman to its content. A lawyer equipped with legal drafting skills is able to identify his target audience who is going to read the document. The content of a legal document must be understood by the audience who is reading it. Legal drafting skills are also important as they ensure that the legal document is structured properly. An unstructured document without balance lacks effectiveness. A document free of such failures and errors is considered most authentic and effective.

The advance Contract drafting and legal writing course is for practicing lawyers, law students, and all corporate professionals, business managers, entrepreneurs who need to understand the nuances of a legal contract and should also know how to write a good contract.

Legal Writing and Contract Drafting is extremely crucial for not just the legal sector for lawyers, judges and those in the paralegal profession but also for professionals working in companies as a well drafted document would aid the author of the document to persuade the reader and hence achieve the purpose for which the document has been written.

The topics covered by Enhelion for the subject

• Module 1:Structure and Style of Legal Writing
• Module 2:Pre-contract Negotiations
• Module 3:Understanding Contract Purpose and Form
• Module 4:Drafting a Contracts
• Module 5:Preliminary Agreement Forms

Enhelion’s course is very useful as it will help the paritcipants to improve on the points where the legal document lacks from the perspective of drafting skills enhancing the ability to produce crisp documents and also to acquaint a layman with the intention of the legal document.

Participants will learn how to:

• Use the techniques of clear writing to express legal concepts
• Avoid basic contract drafting errors which invalidate contracts
• Recognize the characteristics of good drafting
• Be able to draft well structured, practical, clear and concise letters and documents
• Be able to comment effectively and sensibly on other lawyers’ documents
• Approach drafting and legal writing with increased confidence
• Use clear specific words and phrases to set out obligations and benefits

For more details on our Online Certification Course On Contract Drafting Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

Transportation laws in general consists of all the laws which are made by either the Central Government or State Government with respect to transportation systems in our country. In the age of Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning the technological advancements are immense. In the age of self-driving cars, autonomous cars, and remotely piloted vehicles there arises a need for dynamic transportation laws in our country.

To tackle these disputes which arise out of autonomous cars involving in accidents, liability issues etc. On the other hand, to tackle the big issue of air pollution due to the transportation vehicles it becomes important to bring in quick and necessary policy changes in the country. So, it becomes very important for us to have an in-depth understanding and knowledge of transportation laws.

With the advent of self-driving cars, the disputes of accidents, liability will only increase. So, the demand for lawyers well-versed in Transportation laws will be very high. There have been cases reports across the world regarding self-driving cars getting involved in accidents and etc. In most of the cases, the owners’ of these cars go to the consumer forums initiating action against the seller or the manufacturer of the cars because these people bought cars upon the assurance of the manufacturers that these cars won’t get involved in accidents. There have been policy changes and recommendations by the Indian government to the Indian two-wheeler manufacturers to only manufacture electronic vehicles within the next five years.

So, these changes demand lawyers who are well-versed in transportation laws. To help lawyers and young law students to get an in-depth knowledge of the transportation laws, Enhelion brings to you a course on Transportation laws. This course gives a detailed introduction to the transportation systems and classification of transport which are prevalent in the world. The remaining modules give an understanding of the basics of carriages. Insurance of Vehicles and Insurance law with regard to vehicles and the central legislation which governs the transportation in India that is the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.

I have been in close connection with Enhelion since the first course I did with them and I am proud to say that I am associated with them, as their approach towards legal education is more practical oriented than a theory-based study of the law of our country.

The testing method adopted by Enhelion is that it gives both an MCQ test and a written assignment to analyse our writing skills, knowledge, understanding and application of that knowledge in the given written assignment.

Taking courses from Enhelion has helped in understanding and get to the know the subject better and personally has helped me perform better in my Law School as well.  So, anyone who is interested in transportation laws and the changes which are taking place in the field of the automobile should compulsorily take up this course.

For more details on our Certification Course On Transportation Laws Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

The world, including India is undergoing much changes and critical in consideration with regard to the insolvency and bankruptcy laws which are very vital to be analysed and recorded by everyone on the affecting end.

The India code is apparently due for another set of certain amendments and given the current judicial and legislative processes, it is very eminent for the bankers, lawyers, accountants, management professionals and in fact everyone affected by the market to be aware of the deformities and with how are they being addressed by the authorities.

The insolvency and bankruptcy code of India, born in 2016 with an undertaking to unify the relevant and applicable laws in this regard and therefore was formed to serve the purpose of regulating timely and secured process of bankruptcy, insolvency and liquidation.

It does not require much emphasis to realize the sensitivity and significance of such processes for any company or organisation and thus its impact on the creditors and the market in Toto. Neither can we ignore the fact from the apparent recent events in the nation with regard to the arbitrariness and questions faced by the code.

One of the major issue is that there is a grave accumulation of plenty of pending cases with the judiciary that are old beyond the number of 270 days, despite the fact that one major purpose of the code was timely disposal of the cases within this specified time itself. The timely disposal clause is the essence of the code, directly determinant to the security of interest of the creditors too.

Besides an array of specializing options, Enhelion also takes up to render a 360 degree know how with regard to every course taken up by the users. An Advanced certificate in insolvency and bankruptcy offers the learner to access all the requisite information in order to understand the process and thus update themselves and keep pace with the evolution, as we say, knowledge is power and there is no alternative to knowledge.

For more details on our Advanced Certification Course On Insolvency and Bankruptcy Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

New modes of communication or any new form of technology which may have the slightest probability to be a boon for the people is promptly accepted around the globe and it isn’t long before it becomes a trend.

Globally, more than 3 billion people use social media. We ourselves are part of the clutches social media band. It is seemingly arduous to find somebody today who doesn’t have a Facebook. LinkedIn or Whatsapp account, irrespective of the age group.

Social Media can be described as being a web- communication platform which expedites the sharing of ideas and thoughts and the building of virtual networks and communities with anyone on Earth and with many people simultaneously. It brings the world closer and makes it a small place for us to live in.

The first recognizable social media site, Six Degrees, was created in 1997 which enabled users to upload a profile and make friends with other users.  By 1999, the social media sites had become a crowd-puller and have been popular ever since. Although it began as a tool to facilitate interaction among people, it was later seen to be adopted by businesses which wanted to make the best use of the new method of relay.

Social media laws relate to who own the content being shared, when and where sharing is appropriate and what limits may be imposed on sharing of content or any other form of matter. Due to the rise in usage of social media and all its forms, raise issues relating to trademark infringement, copyright infringement, social media marketing, labor relations are bustling. It acts as two edged sword and is becoming a platform for people to react violently to other people’s thoughts. In 2013, Kavita Krishnan, a prominent Delhi-based women’s rights activist, was harassed during a online chat about violence against women on news. In 2016, singer Sona Mohapatra was attacked by online trolls for criticizing Bollywood actor Salman Khan.

The widespread use of social media due to the increase in adoption by the people is increasing its prevalence in the courtrooms. Anything and everything posted by any person, irrespective of it being private or public can oppress any person and their lives. People are losing jobs, insurance claims, disability claims because of their social media profiles.

 

Enhelion courses provide a direction for the students for them to lead in the legal fraternity. The ‘One day Certificate programme on Social Media and Law’ is a brief- concept centric course which will give an insight into the existing legal policies on Social Media. The programme will cover variations of the budding Internet Laws of India and will provide a broad understanding of the several essential concepts. The essential concepts such as Data Protection, Privacy, intermediary Liability which is paramount in order to shape a career in the field of Internet Laws are covered under the course.

The faculty in charge of this programme is Mr. Rodney D. Ryder, Founding Partner of Scriboard Advocates and Legal Consultants, who is a well known lawyer and the experience provided by him would be a fringe benefit. The material provided is conceptualized and easy to understand and assimilate. The certificate obtained gives an edge over others and is an asset which helps in career growth.

Social Media and its laws are in vogue because of its usage by the business groups and its ever-evolving nature. In today’s legal fraternity, one is expected to keep up with the trending laws and new practices. The basic legal education isn’t sufficient in order to stand distinct.

For more details on our Digital Forensics certification course Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

 

 

 

Corporate Laws deal with the formation and operations of corporations and have a direct relation to commercial and contract law. In order to understand the scope of Corporate Laws, the meaning and scope of the term ‘corporation’ is to be understood. The term “Corporation’ can be defined to mean a legal entity or an artificial person that has been embodied under the laws and rules of the state it has been created within.

The entity has a standing of its own and can sue or be sued, enter into contracts and perform various other duties required to separate the business from its stakeholders. They have perpetual life and are taxable units which shelter the shareholders from being personally liable for debts of the corporation.

The scheme of corporate law principally involves directing all legal and external affairs matters including litigation, investigations, compliance, mergers and acquisitions, contract matters and international trade issues. It generally focuses on how corporate and companies interact externally through commercial transactions and internally through corporate governance.

The lawyers in this sector are tasked with safeguarding the legality of commercial transactions, representing companies and illuminating corporate employees with their legal rights and duties. The Corporate affairs in India are regulated by The Companies Act, 2013 along with various other rules and regulations which are governed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

With the rapidly evolving society and introduction of new forms of corporations and their structures, the laws, rules and regulations of this are evolving simultaneously. In order to understand and imbibe the concepts of Corporate Laws, the fundamentals of the same are to be thoroughly studied.

It can be called a genus of the species of Company Law (or law of business associations). The Corporate sector in India is expeditiously growing and with its ever-growing nature it is assumed to be contributing more than 50% to India’s GDP. The importance of this sector can be known by understanding that it is the backbone of the Indian Economy.

Enhelion’s ‘Diploma in Corporate Laws’ course in association with Scriboard Advocates and Legal Consultants provides an extensive study of the sector. The course is divided into different modules which deal with different concepts required to be understood in the corporate sector. The modules include Introduction of the sector, the kinds of organization that exist, the inter-relation of the other sectors with the corporate sector, the provisions of taxation and fund raising strategies, Alternate Dispute Resolution techniques, the role of Foreign Direct Investment and various laws and legislation governing it.

It also provides for modules which deal with the relation of this sector with other areas, for instance Intellectual Property and its relation to the corporate society. Unlike, olden times today’s society isn’t restricted to the core study of any field and encourages inter-disciplinary research and study. The course is self-paced for the student to have an in-depth study of the subject. The online lectures and the study material are available after the completion of the course to allow future access. It is practical oriented and promotes learning through intensive research of the assignments given after the completion of the modules.

The timely mentoring and guidance by the experts gives a lead to stand out in the industry. The Corporate arena with its ceaseless growth provides innumerable opportunities for young professionals to carve an extraordinary career line for themselves.

For more details on our Online Diploma Course on Corporate Law Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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India is perceived as the second most populated country in the world. The medical and cosmetic industries are one of the most imperative sectors in the country and cater the needs of most of the people. The health care system available during the British Raj was deficient and lamentable in nature. The need to regulate Drugs used and available arose as a result of the observations made by the Drugs Enquiry Committee, Indian Medical Association The Drugs Act was then formulated in 1940 in pursuance of recommendations of Chopra Committee constituted in 1930 by Government of India.

The Act is predominantly known to regulate the import, manufacture and distribution of drugs in India. The eminent objective of the Act is to ensure that the drugs and cosmetics sold in India are safe, effective and conform to prescribed quality standards. The Act comprehensively covers under varieties of therapeutic substances, diagnostics and medical devices. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 regulates the import, manufacture and distribution of drugs in India with an objective to ensure that the drugs and cosmetics sold in India are safe, effective and conform to quality standards.

This course elaborates upon various provisions and rules under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 as well as the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945. Also, this course discusses the requirements for wholesale of biological drugs and other drugs, various types of licenses and adulterated drugs as well as rules and prohibitions with regard to labeling and packaging.

The need to understand the fundamentals of this unique sector arises from the demand of the legal industry to explore and research the different advancing fields of law.

The ‘Certificate course on Drugs and Cosmetic Laws’ provided by Enhelion and certified by Legal Eye Advocates and Legal Consultants is a distinctive course and covers the foundation of the Drugs and cosmetic laws. It also covers the governance and application of the Drugs and Cosmetic Act, 1940 and Drugs and Cosmetic Rules, 1945. The modules cover the regulation of manufacturing and selling of drugs, the standards prescribed for packaging and labeling and most importantly the foundation from which the laws of this industry stem.

The courses provided by Enhelion have a unique feature which gives it an upper hand over the other available courses is that it is self-paced and the materials provided are easy to understand and concise. The guidance imparted by the mentors and the consistent support of the Enhelion team facilitates the smooth functioning of the course.

For more details on our Certification course on Drugs and Cosmetics Law Contact Us or write to us on info@enhelion.com