The Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) and the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) are two distinct forms of employee-benefiting social security programs in India. Whereas ESIC is required f...

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) under law refers to the legal obligations and responsibilities that corporations have towards society and the environment. While CSR is often associated wi...

"Every Pledge is Bailment, but every Bailment is not pledge" The Pledge is legal relationship that arises when one party (Pledger) temporally transfers the possession of his personal property ...

The act of money laundering through the use of shell corporations is a prevalent, ubiquitous, and complex problem which poses a notable and worthy of attention challenges for law enforcement ag...

'Insider trading' in financial markets refers to trading in securities such as equity and bonds by company insiders who have access to exclusive information about the issuer of a particular sec...

In the corporate sector, businesses use different models to manage their operations and finances effectively. Holding and auxiliary are the two most common forms of firms, each defining its fun...

An MoA or Memorandum of Association is one of the most significant legal draftings of an incorporated company. It is popularly known as its "Constitution" or "Charter" as it contains all its le...

The purpose of this research article is to examine the many types of winding up, their effects, and the underlying causes. The process of ending a business and selling its assets is referred to...

The evolution of the jurisprudence of Corporate Mens Rea has gone through the phases from Tesco to Meridian in foreign courts and its application in Standard Chartered to Iridium cases. Whil...

The insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 marked a recent change in the economic landscape of India. With a shift towards a more creditor driven process, the IBC provides for a faster resolution...