Corporate Law Articles
The Article provides a small brief on the issue of civil court's jurisdiction under Companies Act, 1956.
2. Company Law Baard - procedures - inevitable delay - Indian Company Law?
The Article provides a small brief on the issue of procedural delays in petition under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 before the Company Law Board.
3. 397/398 - powers of Company Law Board - a case study - Indian Company Law?
The Article deals with the issue of powers of Company Law Board.
4. 397/398 - Powers of CLB to set-aside agreements, charges etc. - Indian Company Law?
The Article provides a small brief on the issue of powers of Company Law Board under Companies Act, 1956.
5. 397/398 - fictitious filing of forms - complications - Indian Company Law?
The Article provides a small brief on the issue of fictitious filing of forms in Companies and the resultant complications.
6. 397/398 - Company Law Board - Forum Shopping - Indian Company Law?
The Article provides a small brief on the issue of approaching different forums by the shareholders of a Company for getting their rights protected.
7. Why is it interesting to note the functioning of NCLT if it is constituted?
The Article provides a small brief on the issue of complications before the proposed National Company Law Tribunal under Companies Act, 1956.
8. Challenge to NLCT and NCLAT - Supreme Court's Judgement - Indian Company Law?
The Article provides a small brief on the issue of challenge to constitution of National Company Law Tribunal and Appellate Tribunal under the Companies Act, 1956 through Companies (Second Amendment) Act, 2002.
9. 397/398 - CLB/NCLT - Concers of various shareholders - Indian Company Law?
The Article provides a brief on the concerns of various shareholders in getting their rights protected through the redressel mechanism provided under the Companies Act, 1956.
10. Investment Rights in immovable Property by NRIs in INDIA
Existing rules/Regulation for NRIs in Immovable proprrty in India under Fema.
11. The Veil Doctrine in Company Law - A Glimpse at how Anglo-Saxon courts apply the principle
A corporation under Company law or corporate law is specifically referred to as a “legal person”- as a subject of rights and duties that is capable of owning real property, entering into contracts, and having the ability to sue and be sued in its own name. In other words, a corporation is a juristic person that in most instances is legally treated as a person, and empowered with he attributes to own its own property, execute contracts, as well as ability to sue and be sued ...
12. Electronic agents are helpful and without risks for business as well as consumers
Every step of science and technology is deeply changing our world. Similar as countless technology achievements, electronic agent technology also affects from two sides. Out of question, electronic agents are helpful. Meanwhile, ‘[t]he list of potential problems is almost innumerable.’ So, there is no necessary to be optimistic blindly or to be pessimistic blindly as well.
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