A new TCS section 206C (1H) was added to Finance Bill 2020. The updated section specifies that if a seller sells goods and the total sales value exceeds INR 50,00,000 (the threshold amount) in ...

In the worlds of finance and law, Mediation, insolvency, and bankruptcy are interwoven in finance and law, influencing and shaping each other in the dynamic landscape of financial dispute resol...

The maxim, "Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy" is a cornerstone of the area of equity and trust law. It expresses the fundamental principle that courts can look to equity to ensur...

This comprehensive exploration delves into the intricate relationship between globalization and the evolution of company law, spanning pivotal historical junctures. From the emergence of early ...

The case of Indian Express Newspapers v State of West Bengal (2005) is a significant case in the context of industrial dispute laws in India. The case reaffirms the importance of the situs of e...

Background It's been a while since SEBI has received several suggestions and representations from the industry, market participants various stakeholders, etc. regarding the review of the delis...

India is the fifth largest economy in the world wherein the contribution of companies plays a prominent role as it enables financial stability to people, meets their demands regarding desired g...

In the contemporary years, appreciable upsurge of Special Purpose Acquisition Company ("SPAC") have been witnessed amongst financial market, investment chain and investor community. The unique ...

What is a Merger?A merger of companies refers to the consolidation of two or more separate companies into a single entity. This process involves combining the assets, operations, resources, and...

The relationship between management and law in the organizational framework is very complicated as management impacts on law and vice versa. Tasked with guiding the organization toward its desi...