Category: Vol 2. ( Issue – 4)

Abstract: Parties to International trade prefer International Commercial Arbitration as a desired alternative to National Courts. One of the reasons for such preference is the “pro-arbitration” belief which means that the

Abstract: August 29, 2013 was a red-letter day in the field of Indian corporate Law when the Companies Act 2013 was enacted with the aim of improving and simplifying corporate

Background: In the forefront of the problems faced by developing countries like India during the change from a regulation-driven economy, to a market-driven; economy is the need to effectively tackle the

Introduction: The term ‘whistle-blowing’ is a relatively recent entry into the vocabulary of corporate and financial affairs, although the concept itself is not new. Whistleblowing can be termed as raising a

Introduction                                                                                                                               What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? There exists no universal definition of CSR. But every definition that exists now corroborates the impact that businesses have on society at

Introduction : The Companies Act of 2013 (The 2013 Act) envisages a paradigm shift in the process of reconstruction/re-organisation. It provisions that all the powers and functions of the high courts,

 Introduction: Corporate Social Responsibility is also called as Corporate Citizenship or Corporate Responsibility. Generally, CSR is understood to be the way firms integrate social, environmental and economic concerns into their values,

Standard Chartered Bank And ors v Directorate Of Enforcement And ors Citation – AIR 2005 SC 2622 Cases Overruled /Reversed:  The Assistant Commissioner, Assessment-II, Bangalore and Ors. vs. Velliappa Textiles Ltd.

Abstract: Corporate governance is an age old concept which provides for a set of transparent relationships between an institutions management, its board, shareholders and other stakeholders. Corporate governance is gaining centre

Abstract:“Competition is the keen cutting edge of business, always shaving away at costs”-Henry Ford. In this globalized world competition is continuously getting tough, if a business is not at top