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What the Companies Act 2013 Really Means for Your Startup

Why the Companies Act 2013 Matters for Startups India's Companies Act, 2013 runs to 470+ sections. You do not need to read all of them, but the handful that govern your startup’s share capital, board, and compliance calendar will affect every funding round, every key...

Compounding of Offences under the Companies Act: Procedure, Penalties & Strategy

Introduction: When Companies Break the Law Running a company is complex — deadlines are missed, filings are delayed, and statutory provisions are unknowingly violated. But does every such lapse mean criminal prosecution? Fortunately, the Companies Act, 2013 provides a...

Director’s Duties Under Company Law: The Role of Articles of Association and Shareholder Agreements in Corporate Governance

Overview of Directors’ Duties in Indian Corporate Governance Corporate governance is a cornerstone of responsible business management. In India, the governance structure of companies is largely shaped by statutory provisions, internal constitutional documents, and...
Concept of International Arbitration

Concept of International Arbitration

ABSTRACT Usually disputes between the parties take too much time to settle. With loss of time the parties also suffer loss of finance occurred due to complex and long-stretched battle between the parties. Without a doubt it can be said that court proceedings are...

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Cross Border Insolvency

Cross Border Insolvency

INTRODUCTION It's very common to hear the news about companies, industries, or firms going bankrupt. The companies go bankrupt for various reasons, like poor decision-making, non-repayment of debt, increased competition, disputes with creditors or other members of the...

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