Equivalent citations: 2002 111 CompCas 826 Ker Bench: S Sankarasubban, R Bhaskaran INTRODUCTION The Companies Act, 2013, defines a director to mean ‘a director appointed to the Board of a company.’ It is a well-acknowledged fact that a company is
FACTS OF THE CASE This is a revision petition, which is directed against the judgment passed by the Additional Sessions Judge, for the offence punishable under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The revision petitioner/complainant prays for resorting to
INTRODUCTION The Companies Act, 2013, section 166 has laid down the duties and role of directors in unequivocal terms. A Director is part of a collective body of Directors together called the Board, which is responsible for the overall performance
OFFICIAL LIQUIDATOR, U. P. OIL MILLS CO. LTD. v JAMNA PRASAD Petitioner: U.P. Oil Mills Co. Ltd. Respondent: Jamna Prasad Decided By: Allahabad High Court Citation: AIR 1933 All 334 Judges: Sri Lal Gopal Mukherji, Acting Chief Justice and Mr.
Petitioner: Lalithamba Bai Respondent: Harrisons Malyalam Citation: (1988) 63 Comp Cas 662 Decided in: Kerala High Court Before: Varghese Kalliath, J. INTRODUCTION The Companies Act isolates the definition of the term “members” into three classes. As indicated by Sec. 41
Petitioner: Indian Chemical Product Ltd. Respondent: State of Orissa and Oth. Citation: 1966 Supp SCR 380; AIR 1967 SC 253 Decided by: Supreme Court of India Judges: J. R. Mudholkar, R. S. Bachawat and Raghubar Dayal, JJ. INTRODUCTION The demonstration
Petitioner: Herdilia Unimers Respondent: Renu Jain Decided By: High Court of Rajasthan Citation: (1998) 92 Comp Cas 841 Judges: V. K. Singhal, J. INTRODUCTION Acquiring another different legitimate substance or control over the affairs of the organization should be made
Appellant: Balkrishan Gupta Respondent: Swadeshi Polytex Ltd. Citation: (1985) 58 Comp. Cas. 563 Decided by: Supreme Court Judges: E. S. Venkataramiah and Sabyasachi Mukharji, JJ. INTRODUCTION The Companies Act isolates the definition of the term the member into three classes.
A prospectus is any document which traces a company’s monetary protections available to be purchased to intrigued financial backers. A prospectus can be given by or for the benefit of the public company. It can issue either concerning its development
Introduction A company’s borrowings are often supported by protections, on the strength of which credits are given by the banks and monetary organizations. The security is given for getting advances or debentures via contract on the resources of the company
