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The Institute of Company Secretaries of India is a premier national professional body in India under the ownership of Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India with the objective of promoting, regulating and developing the profession of company secretaries in India.
What Are The Details Of The Opportunity?
- Job Post: Executive (Law)
- No. of Post: 3
- Type of Recruitment: Direct Recruitment
- Job Location: ICSI Headquarters at New Delhi/ Noida
- Eligibility: Degree in Law with an aggregate of 50%
- Experience: Minimum 5 years experience
- Max. Age (as on 01.05.2023): 35
- Gross Salary per Annum (Rs. in Lakhs): 10.2
- Last date to apply: 20th June 2023
- Application form: Interested candidates must apply only through an electronic application form (Online) by CLICK HERE
- Job Contents (indicative):
- Drafting and vetting of Agreements, Lease Deeds, Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs), Service Level Agreements (SLA), and Tender Documents etc.
- Documentation for Sale & Purchase of Properties, Registration Process, etc.
- Due Diligence of Property Documents, Title Chain and Ownership Documents.
- Managing various cases in Courts, Tribunals and preparing Appeals, Replies, Representations, Affidavits to be filed before various Authorities, Courts and Tribunals.
- Ensuring compliance with various laws, Lease Rent, Property Rent, Regulations pertaining to Properties of ICSI across the country.
- Sound knowledge of Property laws relating to Sale, Purchase and transfer of Property, Leasing, Mortgage, Property Acquisition, Bank Guarantees, Tendering, Documentation etc.
- Coordination with Advocates, Directorates/ Regional Offices/Chapter offices of the Institute, required for effective handling of the court cases and other legal matters
Note: Training experience forming a part of the curriculum of any Degree / Diploma will not be counted towards the total experience.
For More Information:
CLICK HERE For The Notification For More Details
CLICK HERE To Visit The ICSI Website
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