Resourceful. Naturally.
Resourceful. Naturally.
Introduction “Nobody has any right to represent his goods as the goods of somebody else.” – Halsbury. This means that no one has the authority to represent their own products as the goods of another. People have the idea that…
Introduction Courts and legislatures have devised arbitration to complement and aid legal procedures. By removing procedural barriers, it speeds up case disposition and improves access to justice. Bilateral and multilateral treaties (including arbitration clauses) serve as dispute resolution centres for…
Introduction Independence brought with it dreams of individual, economic, social, and political liberty. Seventy-two years later, as India aspires to join the $5 trillion club, these ideas have changed. In this article we present a curated history of the economy…
Introduction The concept of majority rule has been applied to the management of corporate affairs. Resolutions on numerous subjects are passed by a simple majority or a three-fourths majority of the members. When a resolution is passed with the required…
Introduction The Companies Act, 2013 provides certain protections to the minority shareholders against the basic principle of majority rule i.e., When a resolution is passed with the required majority, it becomes binding on all company members. As a result, the…
Introduction According to section 2(68) the Companies Act, 2013 a “company” means a company incorporated under this Act or under any previous company law. In common law, a company is a “legal person” or “legal entity” separate from, and capable…
Introduction Due to the fact that science has overtaken the evolution of law, or at least the layperson’s understanding of it, there is an inescapable degree of complication in terms of what can be allowed as evidence in court. In…
Introduction Power utilities have historically been government-owned monopolies because of the essential nature of services they provide and the massive capital investment they require. With the evolution of markets, nations around the world are recognizing the role played by regulated,…
Introduction The notion of majority rule has been applied to the management of corporate affairs. Resolutions on various topics are passed by a simple majority or a three-fourths majority of the members. When a resolution is passed with the required…
Introduction A company may decide that increasing its subscribed capital after incorporation is economically viable. This is because a new issue would significantly boost the company’s financial resources and incentivize the company’s shareholders, ensuring the company’s smooth operation. Section 62…
Introduction The Trademark Act of 1999 was enacted with the goal of updating the legislation to reflect recent changes in trading and commercial activities, fast globalisation, and harmonisation with international trade rules. The Trademark Act of 1999, Section 2 (zb),…
Introduction Copyright protects and rewards creativity by allowing the creator of an original literary or artistic work to do, authorise, or prohibit specific acts in respect to that work. Copyright is one of the branches or aspects of Intellectual Property…
Introduction ‘To win in a democracy, you must have a majority.’ Similarly, a company, which is an association of individuals, acts in accordance with the majority of its members’ decisions. The minority, or dissenting members, are bound by the decisions…
Introduction A patent is a type of intellectual property that grants an inventor the right to develop something new, useful, and novel. Patent rights allow owners to prohibit others from profiting from their creation while also allowing them to receive…
Introduction Trademark protection is one of the areas of intellectual property that drew a lot of judicial and legislative attention in the second half of the twentieth century. The impact of globalisation and changing business patterns had a significant impact…
