Introduction Before the introduction of LPG policy (Liberalization, Globalization, and Privatization) the corporate sector of India was being punished through a series of rigorous regime of penalties, fines and punishments for the non-compliance and non-adherence of laws as set up by the Company Act of 1953. The Company Law regime of India has been evolved…
Insider trading denotes dealing in a company’s securities on the basis of confidential information relating to the company, which is not published or not known to the public used to make profit or loss. It is fairly a breach of fiduciary duties of officers of a company or connected persons towards the shareholders To prevent…
INTRODUCTION The term insider trading refers to the stock transactions of the officers , directors, and large shareholders of the firm .Most investors believe that the corporate insiders informed about the prospectus of their firms and that the buy and sell their own firm’s stock at the most favorable time and reap significant profits .Whether…
ABSTRACT: Competition is the precursor to success. When markets work hard there is sustainability, profits, efficiency, innovation and long lasting benefits to the economy. The Competition Act,2002 is one such legislation which aims to weed out anticompetitive practices through mainly preventing anti-competitive agreements and abuse of dominance situations in the market. This article aims to…
Individuals negotiate constantly. Companions negotiate to choose where to eat. Kids negotiate to choose which TV program to watch. Organizations negotiate to buy materials and sell their items. Legal counsellors negotiate to settle lawful cases previously they go to court. The police negotiate with psychological militants to free prisoners. Countries negotiate to open their outskirts…
“The key making great investments is to assume that the past is wrong , and to do something that’s not part of the past ,to do something entirely differently. Donald Valentine INTRODUCTION venture capital raise money from financial institutions such as pension funds, foundations, family offices, and high net-worth individuals .investment professionals or general partners…
The Micro, Small and Medium enterprises (MSMEs) have been accepted as the engine of economic growth and for promoting equitable development in all over the world. Let there be any category of country (Developed, Developing and Under Developed), the existence of MSMEs is inevitable. The major advantage of the sector is its pivotal role through…
Laws are known to be replete with loopholes. The Exploitation of loopholes is something everyone likes to profess outrage about, and yet I would maintain that is central to legal practice. Practical constraints supposedly make laws avoidably over or underinclusive. This article offers a different perspective to a constitution. An aspect of the battle over…
INTRODUCTION Every company once incorporated have to follow certain procedures. It becomes very crucial to know the scope within which a company can carry on its business activities i.e., a list of do’s and don’ts. Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association act as important corporate documents by laying down the same. MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION…
History of COMPAT In the Competition (Amendment) Act, 2007, the Competition Appellate Tribunal, COMPAT, was established for better resolution of some problems. Before this, if a party was not pleased with the order of the CCI, it had to file an appeal in the Supreme Court. The COMPAT was established to reduce overcrowding by competition…
