What is Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code? The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) is the bankruptcy law of India which tries to merge the current structure by making a solitary law for indebtedness and liquidation. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, …
Private international law or international private law is a series of streams of procedural law that govern the relationship between natural and legal persons of different nationalities. It dictates which legal system and which law applies to a dispute between …
Introduction The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (the Code, 2016) consolidates the law of insolvency and bankruptcy in India. Insolvency refers to a situation when an individual or an organisation is unable to pay off its liabilities and the liabilities …
Before dealing with the Doctrine of lifting the corporate veil, it will be appropriate to define the term company and the meaning of the corporate veil first. Section 3(1)(i) of the Companies Act attempts to provide the appropriate meaning of …
Meaning of Testamentary Guardian There was no regulations on guardianship in the ancient and medieval time. During the British rule the courts established the law of guardianship. Finally, a codified law of guardianship was formed called the Hindu Minority and …
Banking is considered to be the lifeline of the Indian economy. The present and the future of the nation depends upon the development and success of such banking. A radical change can be traced in the industry due to advancements …
Introduction The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 lays down the provisions relating to evidence given in any civil or criminal proceedings in any court. Evidence may be proof which indicates whether a belief or a proposition is true or valid. Section …
INTRODUCTION India is among the developing countries in the world. India is very lucky to have received the copyright act from its colonial rules. Prior to the copyright act of 1957, colonial India had the copyright act of 1847, which …
Life and liberty are revered freedom of our consecrated Constitution under Article 21, but it has been repeatedly hindered by the exploitation, done by the police meant to protect us, owing to the vast power provided to them by the …
1. INTRODUCTION State responsibility refers to the liability of the nation-states for any violation of international law. The basis of this responsibility is Hugo Grotius’ legal maxim which propounds that every fault creates the obligation to make good the losses. …