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Section 397 to 409 of the Companies Act, 1956 lays down provision in order to protect the rights of minority shareholders and safeguard their interest against the oppressive act of majority shareholders. The Rights of Minority Shareholders is based on the principle of Natural Justice .The basic...
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corporate and commercial laws in India, but usually with a strong cross-border element …
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This paper aims to review India's journey in turbulent waters of corporate governance. This paper shall focus on two … large private sector failures in India due to deficiency in corporate governance. The two companies who dwindled are Satyam … giant Coal India Limited under bilateral trade treaty between India and UK. This paper shall also recommend how such …
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The article seeks to identify the situations in which Shareholders Agreements would be enforceable in India …
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the Indian legal sector. While these firms have been critical in transforming elite legal education in India, their direct … education in India caused by this growing demand for corporate lawyers. First, we argue the prospect of high-paying prestigious … much they are willing to pay for their education. Second, dividing elite law schools in India into three categories …
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The purpose of this paper is to examine the historical evolution of corporate law in India from the first corporate … on several aspects.As this paper demonstrates, early companies legislation in India during the colonial period largely …
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India for over a century. After much debate, corporate social responsibility (CSR) found its place in the Companies Act …, 2013 whereby every company of a certain size is to announce a CSR policy. More importantly, India is one of the earliest … in which CSR is being implemented in India tends to equate CSR with corporate philanthropy. After discussing the …
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In 2013, a new law required Indian firms, which satisfy certain profitability, net worth, and size thresholds, to spend at least 2% of their net income on corporate social responsibility (CSR). We exploit this regulatory change to isolate the shareholder value implications of CSR activities....
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