Companies Act 2013

Companies Act 2013
Probe against company under Section 210 Companies Act does not bar SFIO probe: Karnataka High Court
Delhi High Court stays NFRA proceedings against CA for 'professional misconduct' over tax deduction claim
Ashneer Grover moves NCLT seeking reinstatement as BharatPe Managing Director
NFRA can investigate audit misconduct that occurred before its formation, has superior powers over ICAI: NCLAT
Ministry of Corporate Affairs introduces amendments to Companies (Prospectus and Allotment of Securities) Rules, 2014
Parallel investigation by other agencies not permitted when SFIO is probing affairs of a company: Delhi High Court
Supreme Court upholds constitutional validity of Section 140(5) Companies Act; says auditors cannot escape being probed if they resign
No automatic rejection of bail due to twin conditions in Section 212 Companies Act; prosecutor must furnish valid reasons: Delhi High Court
Some sacrifices have to be made for greater good: Supreme Court upholds validity of Section 327(7) of Companies Act
Dichotomy of letter versus spirit of law: How regulators can deal with the fallout of corporate frauds
[The Viewpoint] Pitfalls of Expansive Definitions of “Affiliate”
Additional Directors equally responsible for company affairs as Regular Directors: Calcutta High Court
Liquidator can be replaced on ground of failure to exercise due diligence: NCLT Chennai
[Rising NPAs] Court can't issue omnibus order to reform system: Madras High Court
Relief under Section 242 Companies Act: Taking forward the discussion in the Tata-Mistry case
SEBI’s recent amendments relating to Independent Directors: Should Nominee Directors be next?
Registry should restrain itself and not delve into judicial acts: Madras High Court after Registry asks petitioner to separate connected pleas
[NPAs and Bad Loans] Union can do a lot of good if it steps in at the right time: Madras High Court
DIN cannot be deactivated solely for disqualification under Section 164 (2), Companies Act; Section 164 (2) not retrospective: Kerala High Court
The Viewpoint: Protecting Investor Nominee Directors from potential liabilities under the Indian laws
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