MARITAL RAPE AND THE ILLUSION OF CONSENT
SURROGACY IN INDIA :A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Striking Off, Winding Up, And Insolvency: Where Do Defunct Companies Really Go
Based on the Indian Corporate laws there are different and distinct exit routes for cessation of status such as Insolvency, winding up, and striking off. However, the practical interface between these mechanisms reveals deep procedural ambiguities, jurisdictional overlaps, and regulatory inconsistencies practices. This paper will be critically analysing the legal structure governing corporate exits primarily […]
The Interface between RoC and NCLT: Regulatory Overlaps and Procedural Challenges
The evolution of corporate regulation and administration has been in India for longer period of time. To keep the pace of regulations and process faster and provide scrutiny the powers and responsibilities have been split in various cases between the Registrar of Companies (“ROC”) and National Company Law tribunal (“NCLT”). While the RoC serves as […]
SEBI’S SURVEILLANCE POWERS VS MCA’S ADMINISTRATIVE ROLE: WHO GUARDS THE MARKET MORE EFFECTIVELY?
India’s rapidly evolving financial and corporate ecosystem demands robust oversight to ensure investor protection, market integrity, and systemic stability. This paper critically examines and contrasts the surveillance powers of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) against the administrative role of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). While SEBI is the principal watchdog of […]
BEYOND THE CORPORATE NET ARE LLPS BECOMING THE NEW FRONTS FOR UNREGULATED DEPOSITS
The Limited Liability Partnership (“LLP”) is a seperate legal entity which is similar to the concept of “Company”. The LLPs in India is governed by the legislation known as the The Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008. But unlike regular a company, these llp’s standout and offer unique features by combining and providing the aspects of […]