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The Constitutions is the foundation of governance setting out the core principles and structure that guide a nations legal systems. Each aspect plays a role, in upholding governance ensuring fairness and safeguarding individual freedoms. The document also compares constitutions like those of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and South Africa.

Many people commonly do not have a clear concept of nationality and citizenship. Although some of them may use these two terms interchangeably, they should distinguish between them, as they are very closely connected but not the same thing. The reason is simple since a person may have several nationalities, but it will not allow him or her to hold citizenship in all the countries.

The term "promoter" is distinctive to India, attributed to the prevalence of closely held family businesses with rigid equity frameworks. In such enterprises, a small number of individuals, usually one or two, predominantly hold ownership and make pivotal decisions for the company.

The first act which regulates the corporate entities after the independence was Companies Act, 1956. After that the act was amended several times. But major changes were brought and The Companies Act, 2013 was introduced. The major focus of the act was to regulate the healthy corporate culture and maintain friendly atmosphere among the members or basically shareholders of the company.

From ancient times, the word ‘business’ and ‘business ethics’ often conjures images of ruthlessness, selfishness, insensitivity and to be solely profit-driven. These ruthless business ethics have often closed an eye toward humanity, moral standards and values thereby disregarding employee well-being, environmental sustainability and society’s well-being.

A company has the obligation to make sure that every internal regulation from its Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association is respected when it comes with dealing with third parties[3]. This rule however relieves the third parties from inquiring about if the company they intend to contract with has complied with all the internal regulations.

The Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA) under companies act are the foundation documents upon which a company in India is built. These documents serve distinct yet complementary purposes, defining the company's core aspects and the internal rules that govern its operations. Understanding MOA and AOA is crucial for anyone involved in company formation or governance.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has officially released theAIbe 19 Official answer key, which was conducted on December 22, 2024. This is a crucial step in the exam process, as candidates can now check their answers and verify their performance.

Unlike Part Two of the Indian Constitution, which dealt with determining the individuals who would go on to compose the Indian Citizenry at the time of the Independence of India the Citizenship Act of 1955 primarily dealt with the various processes of the Acquisition and dispossession of Indian citizenship after the establishment of Indian Citizenship, this duty has been assigned by ...

Akash Arora was found liable for trademark infringement of "Yahoo" by the court, whichalso issued a restraining order against him. The decision was made because it was alleged thathe participated in cybersquatting by .....

Navigating the media ecosystem without a critical perspective is like trying to navigate a stormy sea while wearing a blindfold in a world where information is abundant. Being aware of the media's background, underlying workings, and changing dynamics allows us to make informed decisions as consumers....

The Salomon vs Salomon case law[1] is a corner decision in commercial law that established the principle of commercial personality and limited liability. Background Facts- In the late 19th century, the conception of objectification and limited liability was evolving in England. Prior to the Companies Act of 1862, businesses were primarily conducted as hookups or sole occupancies, where ....

A complex web of laws and regulations that govern banking is in place to safeguard the integrity, variety, and stability of financial institutions. The banking industry is subject to multinational regulations designed to protect the integrity, openness and fairness of financial institutions apart from the local domestic set of rules, regulations and legislations of countries.

The term ‘alternate’ in Alternate Dispute Resolution denotes the mechanisms that are complementary in addressing the duties of the judicial system along with litigation.

The Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996 (hereinafter referred to as “The Act”) has been legislated according to the UNCITRAL Model Law which not only includes Domestic laws Explaining the arbitration procedure in Part I of the act but also includes the Procedural aspect of International Arbitration in Part II.

Arbitration is a non-judicial & a private way of settling disputes between parties, who by the consent of both the parties appoint a neutral third party, the Neutral third party will then after hearing both the sides will give an award and this award will be final & Binding on both the parties

Trespass to a person is a commonly occurring tort in everyday life, involving unjustified interference with an individual's body, either through actual harm or the creation of an apprehension of force.
