Corporate Law Articles
Provisions relating to Transfer of Shares of Listed and unlisted companies
Process for transfer of shares of Public Company in demat form
Understanding the concept of Body Corporate
A Body Corporate includes all companies including companies incorporated outside India as well as incorporated in India, except for a Co-operative Society.
SEBI's Informal Guidance: Applicability of BRSR
The Company sought an interpretative letter from the SEBI under the SEBI (LODR) Regulations, with a view to seek clarification for the doubts regarding the applicability of Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting ("BRSR").
Conversion of Limited Liability Company (LLC) to S Corporation
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a business structure where the owners are called members. It combines the characteristics of a sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation.
Third Party Risk Assessment
The third-party risk assessment which is also generally known as the supplier risk assessment as most of the risk assessment are done for the associated supplier.
How and in what manner a Board Meeting or a General Meeting in a company is conducted?
his Article also intends to clarify the culture in a meeting of company about how such people used to read the agenda and behave in the meeting & what tools they must have to propose their idea in such meetings.
Adjudication Penalty For Adani Power For Non-Compliance Related Party Transaction
Every company registered under this statute or any other as prescribed is required to disclose related party transactions, under Sections 188 and 189 of the Company Act 2013.
Secretary Auditor penalty for omitting related party information
This is a classic example of a secretarial auditor being penalized by the Registrar of Companies for failing to report material-related party transactions in their secretarial audit report.
Registering as an Indian Subsidiary Company: Things you should know
An Indian subsidiary refers to a company that is owned or controlled by another company. It is a business entity where the majority or partial ownership lies with a holding company.
Penalty for non-compliance with companies main objective
As stated in Section 4 of the 2013 Companies Act when combined with Section 10. The Act's provisions under section 4(1)(c) state, among other things, that the company's memorandum must list the object for which it is intended to be formed as well as any other information deemed relevant to those purposes.
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