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Grounds of Appeal, Mandatory Deposit, Reduction to 25%, Practical Strategies and Common Mistakes By Advocate (CS) Rajatt Khaneja Introduction: The Strategic Importance of DRAT Appeals With the rise in loan defaults and enforcement actions by banks and financial institutions, proceedings before the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) have become increasingly common. However, many borrowers assume that […]
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In the corporate world, rights issues serve as a common mechanism for companies to raise capital by offering new shares to existing shareholders on a proportional basis. This approach allows shareholders to maintain their ownership stake without immediate dilution. However, a dilemma arises when an existing shareholder neither wishes to subscribe to additional shares nor […]
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Startup ecosystem in India has been expanding at a very faster pace in India. Recently, many young companies have been categorized as Unicorns (companies having value over one billion dollar / INR 7500 Crore approx.). There are many confusions regarding valuing a startup such as technique to be used, valid information and data sources and […]
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Starting up a business in a registered form gives an advantage to the business in terms of proving its establishment and credentials to various stake holders. However, not all forms of registered entities shall give an advantage to the business. Weighing pros and cons of the form of entity before registering it is very crucial. […]
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Often, we have heard that holding a position of a director in a company is a big thing. People aspire to become a director as it is the top most designation in a company. You may be having a very fancy image of this position in your mind. However, you should not forget with great […]
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Introduction ISO stands for International Organisation for Standardization. It is an Independent, non-government international organisation with a membership of 165 national standards bodies which develop standards to ensure the quality, safety and efficiency of products and services. With ISO Standards, the consumers can have confidence that the products are safe, reliable and of good quality. […]
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BACKGROUND MSME is an abbreviation of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises. MSME is the pillar of economic growth in many developed and developing countries in the world. Often rightly termed as “the engine of growth” for India, MSME has played a prominent role in the development of the country in terms of creating wealth and […]
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Introduction In order to survive in the current economic environment, expansion and up-gradation are the two critical tools for any business. Every company wants to grow its business, divert to add more business, enter into untapped markets and gain specialization. There are many ways by which a company can expand its business such as taking […]
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Every business works within the society, earns from the society and utilises resources of the society. In return, it is the responsibility of every business to cater the society. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is one such term given to the obligation of every business towards society. It requires management to be accountable to the full […]
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Introduction There are many compliances applicable to a company registered in India. The act which governs the existence and operations of a company is the Companies Act, 2013 (“Act”) and the rules made thereunder. In this article, we shall discuss the meaning, applicability and requirements of Secretarial Audit. The provisions regarding Secretarial Audit are covered […]
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