Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
3,185 matching statutes
India
1 provisions
This Act sets up MSME institutions, classifies enterprises, requires buyers to pay suppliers on time, and imposes interest and fines for delays or non-compliance.
India
1 provisions
This Act regulates deposit-taking financial establishments in Sikkim, requiring licensing, registration, security, recordkeeping, and restrictions on deposits.
India
4 provisions
This Act sets out how industrial disputes are defined and handled, including authorities, notice for service changes, and grievance and adjudication procedures.
India
5 provisions
This part names the Act, says it extends across India, and sets out key definitions and dispute-handling bodies. It also requires a Works Committee for larger industrial establishments and notice before certain service-condition changes.
India
5 provisions
This Act sets out rules for industrial disputes, including definitions, authorities, works committees, and a direct route for certain individual dismissal disputes to the Labour Court or Tribunal.
India
4 provisions
This Act sets out how industrial disputes are defined and handled, and creates government-appointed bodies for conciliation, inquiry, and adjudication.
India
4 provisions
This part defines key labour-law terms and sets out bodies for dispute resolution, notice-of-change rules, and some exemptions.
India
2 provisions
Tripura levies a profession tax, and employers or liable persons must register or enrol and pay it as required.
India
5 provisions
This Act sets its title, extends across India, defines key terms, and creates mechanisms for industrial dispute resolution.
India
4 provisions
This part of the Act sets out key definitions, authorities, dispute procedures, notice requirements for service changes, and grievance redressal duties.
India
1 provisions
Creditors must keep separate loan accounts for each debtor and send each debtor a signed statement every six months; the Government may make rules, and courts may reduce interest or costs if the creditor does not comply.
India
2 provisions
This Act sets up farmers’ organisations for irrigation systems, gives them management duties, and punishes unauthorised interference with irrigation works or water schedules.