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Introduction We witnessed tremendous advancement in technology in the past few decades and the features of the call recording are one such invention. Call recording was initially introduced for businesses where companies collect audio conversations to drive better customer experiences, …
What is COFEPOSA Act On December 13, 1974, the Parliament passed the Conservation of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activities or COFEPOSA Act, which gave the broad executive authority to detain anyone if there is suspicion that they are …
Introduction In India, Companies are required to be governed by various corporate laws and incorporated in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013 and the Rules laid down for the same. Similarly, a Limited Liability Partnership is to be formed in …
Introduction KM Nanavati vs State of Maharashtra is a landmark judgement in Indian judicial history that received unprecedented coverage by the media. This case is a landmark judgement for numerous reasons. The judgement, in this case, was passed on 24th …
Introduction As our daily lives busier and more complex, we tend to depend on other people for several tasks. In the contemporary world, this has become a norm. We depend on other people to act on our behalf, whether professionally …
Introduction The name of a company forms a crucial part of the business. The name of the Company helps to make or break the identity of a business. Since it is one of the most important elements of branding a …
Introduction It is widely known that the entire scheme of democracy is founded upon four main pillars, viz—Legislature, Executive, Judiciary, and Media. However, in a country governed by the rule of law which is one of the essential facets of …
Introduction Taxation is the most important and major source of revenue collection by the government of a country. Almost every country in the world levies taxes in one form or another, and the revenue generated through taxation is used in …
I bet most of us have watched the 2018 Bollywood movie, Bazaar, which was based on Insider Trading of Unpublished Price Sensitive Information (hereinafter referred to as “UPSI”) of certain fictitious Indian Companies listed on the Indian Stock Exchange. Primarily, …
The right to property[1] was a fundamental right under Article 31 of the Indian Constitution since the independence of India. The nation witnessed havoc during the national emergency in 1975, where the 1st woman Prime Minister of India attempted to …