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May 27, 2023

FIR(First information Report)

This article has been written by Mr. Vivek Toppo, a 3rd year BALLB Student from NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY ODISHA. INTRODUCTION The First Information Report (FIR) is a crucial legal document in India that sets the criminal justice system in motion. It is a written complaint or report lodged with the police by the victim, informant,…

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Vicarious liability in IPC

This article has been written by Mr. Satyam Singh, a student studying BBA LLB (H) from Netaji Subhas University, Jamshedpur. The author is a 3rd year law student. Introduction Vicarious liability is a legal concept that holds one party responsible for the actions of another party. Under vicarious liability, an employer or principal may be…

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Cyber crimes relating to Unauthorised Access – Copy

                                     This article has been written by Mr. Arjun Singh Tamang, a 2nd year student of Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. As Technology has made progress with the coming of software like ChatGPT, artificial intelligence etc, humans are again pondering on the question whether science & Technology is a boon or a bane. Humans, with…

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Criminal Liability for Misstatements in Prospectus 

This article has been written by Mr. Aman Mishra, a 5th year student studying BALLB, from at IMS Unison University, Dehradun Introduction: – A prospectus is an important part of an investment business. Typically, people look at a company’s prospectus to determine if they should inject capital into the institution. The veracity of the references in this prospectus is of paramount importance. The reason groups make prospectuses difficult is that they want people to come back and get bonds from companies or cash credits from employers. The content quoted in the prospectus must be appropriate. If erroneous data appear in the prospectus, any act by the public based on the facts contained the prospectus will engage the civil or criminal liability of the company. In this article, there is criminal liability for false statements in the prospectus. Misstatements in the prospectus In this prospectus is depended on with the aid of the individuals of the public to subscribe or buy the securities of a company with…

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Application of the companies act in India

This article has been written by Mr. Aman Mishra, a 5th year student studying BALLB, from at IMS Unison University, Dehradun. INTRODUCTION: –    The Companies Act, 1956 is repealed by the Companies Act, 2013. It received the assent of the President on 29-8-2013 and published in the Gazette of India. The Act came into…

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