Skip to main content

CONTACT

   

NOTE: WE ARE AN INDEPENDENT LAW FIRM FORMED IN INDIA (BHARAT) AND WE ARE NO WAY RELATED / CONNECTED / DEPENDENT / ASSOCIATED / AFFILIATED TO LEXISNEXIS OR ITS PARENT COMPANY OR ANY OTHER SIMILAR COMPANY WHATSOEVER.   

                                 LEXIS AND COMPANY

                                        (LAW FIRM)

To Join our team send us your Resume with your desired role at our Official Whats App Number


                            +91-9051112233

Contact Us – LEXIS AND COMPANY | LAW FIRM

We'd love to hear from you! Got legal questions? We’ve got answers. Whether it's contracts, courtroom matters, or just curious legal chit-chat, we’re just a call away. Don't worry, we speak fluent "legalese" and "human." Call now, and let’s make law less intimidating—and maybe a little fun!

Need immediate assistance? You can also click on the live chat icon below to chat with our live operators for a free case evaluation or any legal queries or consultation.

📞 Call or WhatsApp Us: +91-9051112233
📧 Email: support@lexisandcompany.in
🖥️ Visit Us: lexisandcompany.com | lexisandcompany.in

#LegalHelp #ContactUs #LawFirm #LegalAdvice #HumorInLaw #CallNow #LexisAndCompany #LawyersThatCare #ProblemSolved


NOTE: ALL PAYMENT DONE FOR OUR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ARE COMPLETELY NON REFUNDABLE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Can I Start a Business in India Without Registering It?

  Can I Start a Business in India Without Registering It? 🚀💼 #StartupIndia #BusinessRegistration #LegalTips #CompanyFormation #StartupLaw #EntrepreneurshipIndia #LegalHelp #LexisAndCompany So, you have a brilliant business idea, and you're all set to launch! But then, the big question hits you: 💡 "Can I start my business without registering it?" The answer? Yes… but with a catch! 😲 ✅ When Can You Operate Without Registration? 🔹 If you're a sole proprietor using your own name , you can operate without formal registration. 🔹 For freelancers , no legal entity is needed to provide services. 🔹 If you're running a small home-based business, there’s no compulsion—yet! #SoleProprietorship #FreelancersIndia #SmallBusiness #HomeBusiness #LegalConsulting ❌ When Does Registration Become Necessary? 🔸 If you're using a business name other than your own, you need a GST registration. 🔸 If you're dealing with contracts, you’ll need a registered legal entity to...
Post a Comment
Read more

Can a Startup Operate Without Registering a Company?

  Can a Startup Operate Without Registering a Company?" 🚀📜 | #StartupIndia #BusinessLaw #Entrepreneurs 🤔 Question: "I'm starting a business but don't want to go through the hassle of company registration yet. Can I legally operate without registering my startup?" 🧐💼 #StartupLegalities #BusinessTips #LegalAdvice ✅ Answer: YES! You can start a business in India without registering a company , but there are limitations you need to know! 😬⚖️ Let’s break it down! #StartupLife #CompanyFormation 🔹 1. Ways to Start Without Company Registration! ✅📜 ✔️ Sole Proprietorship – The easiest way! Just get a GST registration, PAN, and bank account to start operating! 🏦📝 #SoloBusiness ✔️ Freelancing – You can work as an individual service provider using your PAN and bank account! 💻💰 #FreelancerLife ✔️ Partnership Firm – If you have a co-founder, a Partnership Agreement is enough (though registration is advised!) 🤝📄 #BusinessPartnership 📢 Tip: If you plan t...
Post a Comment
Read more

Is an E-Contract Legally Valid in India?

   Is an E-Contract Legally Valid in India? ⚖️💻 "I signed an agreement online, but is it legally binding?" 🤔🖊️ With businesses going digital, electronic contracts (e-contracts) are becoming the new normal! But are they legally enforceable in India? Let’s find out! 🏛️📜 #️⃣ #EContracts #DigitalAgreements #IndianLaw #LegalTech ✅ Are E-Contracts Legally Valid in India? YES! ✅ The Indian Contract Act, 1872 , recognizes e-contracts as legally binding, as long as they meet the essential contract conditions. 🔹 Offer & Acceptance – Parties must agree clearly, just like in traditional contracts 🤝📑 🔹 Legal Consideration – A valid exchange of money, goods, or services must exist 💰⚖️ 🔹 Competent Parties – Both parties must be legally capable (not minors, insane, or under coercion) 🏛️📝 🔹 Electronic Signature Validity – As per the IT Act, 2000 , digital & electronic signatures are legally recognized 🔏🔐 💡 If done correctly, an e-contract is as good as a paper c...
Post a Comment
Read more