The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the statutory regulatory body under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Finance, Government of India for securities and commodity market in India. On 29th June the SEBI board permitted amendments to the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, provisions pertaining to independent directors. Independent…
A merger can be defined as combining two or more things to form one object in layman’s language. Under company law, it can be explained as combining two or more entities for one company, which results in combining all the assets and liabilities under one company. For example- there are two companies, A and B, which…
Some steps can be implemented by the companies internationally in-order to curb and significantly reduce the damages crated by such espionages such as Conduct a risk assessment,Establish an effective security policy ,Maintain an efficient data access policy,Secure your infrastructure,Educate employees ,Conduct background checks,Create a proper termination procedure,Monitor employee activity.Find potential targets. It is necessary to to grasp…
NGO is an organisation of a group of individuals who volunteer their services for achievement of the society larger goal, in the interest of the general public. It is not under control of any governmental body and is a non-profit venture for improving the welfare of citizens. NGOs act as a middleman between the society…
A startup is basically newly found company by one or more people which aim at bringing to the market some unique product or service. In early stages these companies lack monetary funding and therefore require financial support from the government. One of such supporting schemes is Startup India scheme which needed amend the definition of…
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a kind of partnership in some type of company where all of the parties have limited liability. This means that none of the partners was liable for the damages, negligence, or wrongdoing of the others. This is referred to as a Limited Liability Partnership since each partner is only…
As simple as it gets, a bye law is a law or a rule governing the internal affairs of an organization. It is a rule made by a local authority for the regulation of its affairs or management of the area it governs. A by law is a subsidiary law. It refers to a rule…
INTRODUCTION In the Company law, it is important to understand Memorandum and Article of Association (MOA & AOA) if one wants to thoroughly want to understand Incorporation of a Company. MOA is the basic or root document of a company whereas AOA set the rule and regulation of the company and are covered under section…
A partnership is a type of business organisation in which two or more people join to conduct business. Further section 4 of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 defines partnership as a relationship between two persons who mutually agreed to share the profits and losses in the business. A partnership is an agreement between two or…
A certificate of incorporation is a legal document that verifies that your limited business has been founded and registered with Companies House. The Companies Act of 2006 mandates this. It’s essentially your business’s birth certificate. It includes your company’s name, registered number, and date of incorporation. One of the most critical documents to bring with…
