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Introduction Gone are the days of saving money to invest in Fixed Deposits. People have started realizing the importance of sound financial decisions. With the advent of social media, numerous content creators have ventured into the field of financial literacy …
Introduction The history of India has been discussed widely on different platforms by historians, scholars, analysts and researchers. Colonialism lasted for almost 200 years, and it left a wide impact on the country as well as its people. The economic …
Introduction With the impetus in the practice of corporate laws, it has become necessary to know some basic laws concerning a company. One such law is the Companies Act, 2013 (hereinafter referred to as “Companies Act”). Nonetheless, a mere study …
Introduction Undoubtedly, there is a striking difference between being aware of the existence of a subject matter and being exhaustively informed of the same. However, a borderline difference sometimes could considerably vary in different aspects, making two different concepts distinct …
Introduction Corporate Governance is a standard of principles, rules, customs, policies and regulations adopted to regulate and administer a corporation. The hype and demand of good corporate governance and the awareness elevated more with a plethora of corporate scandals and …
Introduction A contract is a lawful agreement between competent parties to do or not to do something for a valid consideration and lawful object, formulated through an offer and its subsequent absolute acceptance. It is entered so as to bind …
Introduction While studying Company law, it is inevitable to understand the concept of shares and other sub-topics associated with it. Hence, while studying shares we come across the concept of transfer and transmission of shares. The two concepts seem similar …
Introduction: The doctrine of indoor management is also known as “TURQUAND’S RULE”. The doctrine of indoor management protects outsiders, who have entered into any contract with the Company, by placing the parties in the first place and companies policy, behind …
Introduction before heading towards the securities market and securities laws in India, let’s understand what actually securities are. Securities are nothing but a financial asset which can be traded. Securities are considered as those financial instruments which possess some value …
Meaning of Shares According to section 2(84) of the Indian companies act 2013, a ‘share’ means a share in the share capital of a company. Shares are the ownership capital that is held by the owners of the company. The …
