WHAT IS PLAINT? Order 6 rule 1 of Civil Procedure code, 1908 defines pleading to be a plaint or a written statement. Pleadings form the basis of proceedings before the court of law. Section 26 of the Civil Procedure Code …
Introduction: According to Section 2(20) of the Companies Act “Company” means a company incorporated under Companies Act, 2013 or under any previous law. In common law, a company is a “legal person” or “legal entity”, as it is capable of …
Parliament of India: The law-making power rests upon the hands of the Indian parliament. The parliament consists of the Lok Shabha and the Rajya Sabha. The Lok Shabha is also called as the lower house or the house of people, …
PROSPECTUS According to section 2(70) of the Companies Act, 2013 a prospectus is any law-related document outlining the financial securities for the sale to the investors of the corporate which also includes any circular, notice, ads or document which acts …
Introduction: As we know that Indian Constitution is considered to be the lengthiest Constitution all over the world, there is nothing to be wondered about the complex characteristics of this Constitution. The basic reason of this complex nature can be …
India formed with few states and presently there are 29 states. The powers of the legislature, executive and financial have been divided by the constitution of India between the centre and states. Hence it can be said that the Indian …
INTRODUCTION This article is a study of the remedies available to the minority shareholders against mismanagement and oppression under the Companies Act, 2013. The main aim of the remedies is to safeguard the interest of the investors in the company …
Introduction A search warrant is an ‘official document that gives police officers the authority to search a building for stolen property, illegal goods, or information that might help to solve a crime’. It is a court order giving the police …
Introduction The concept of criminal liability generally states that if any criminal act is done by a person then he is solely responsible for such activities and he can be held liable for the same. This is the general rule …
Introduction A state is indefensible without a constitution. Every state has its own definite set of rules. These rules fix the basic structure of the government for operating the state. These rules of the state are called the constitution. Herman …