Remand refers to the act of placing a defendant on bail or in custody, usually during trial proceedings. Detention, on the other hand, involves confinement or imprisonment for a short period, typically for wrongdoing. Remand homes are British institutions for juvenile offenders awaiting trial or tem

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Exploring the significance of remand, offenses under GST, arrest, bail, anticipatory bail, non-bailable offenses, and bailable offenses. The offenses include issues related to invoicing, tax evasion, input tax credit misuse, wrongful availment, obstructing officers, and dealing with goods liable for

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This presentation by Adv. Vineet Bhatia covers the meanings of remand, different offenses under GST such as evasion of tax, wrongful availment of input tax credit, and obstructing officers, and the procedures related to arrest, bail, and anticipatory bail in the context of GST violations.

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Remand in the legal context refers to the act of sending an accused or prisoner back to the competent authority. It involves pre-trial detention or provisional detention to aid investigation, collect evidence, ensure court attendance, and protect victims. Different kinds of remands exist such as pol

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In the case of Kurbursky v. Independent In-Home Services, LLC, the court addressed the calculation of benefits for part-time employees in Missouri workers' compensation cases. The dispute centered around the average weekly wage for a part-time employee and the interpretation of statutory provisions

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