Review is covered under S. 114 of CPC. Review means nothing but to reconsider/rethink or re examine/re-evaluate something. The term "review" refers to a court's re-examination of a pr...

Commissions may be issued to examine witnesses. It is discussed under Order 26. Rule 1 talks that any individual who lives within the jurisdiction of the court and who is either excluded f...

In general, the court has ample authority to issue a temporary restraining order while the case is pending. An injunction is a court order that either prohibits or compel a party to a lawsuit f...

It transforms a corporation into a "Legal Person". The corporation is a separate legal entity from the owner. The owner and the company are 2 distinct legal entities that can be held ...

Memorandum of Association (MOA) It contains the essential regulations governing the company's formation. It specifies how the company will be organized and what type of job it will perform. ...

Corporate PersonalityCorporate personality is a legal concept. The corporate personality hypothesis essentially asserts that a corporation has a separate legal identity from its members. The id...

The 2013 Act aims to instill a corporate social responsibility (CSR) culture in Indian businesses by mandating them to have a CSR policy and spend at least a certain amount on social initiative...

As per S 3(1)(ii) of CA 2013, Company means a company formed and registered under the Companies Act, 1956 or under the previous law relating to companies. According to Lord Justice James a comp...

The expression "Trial by Media" was common in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries to characterize the influence of newspaper and television exposure on the reputation of a perso...

Definition: Section 2(16) of CA 2013 defines charge. A charge is a claim established by any individual, including a corporation, known as "the borrower", on its current and future pr...

Prospectus:According to Section 2(70) of CA 2013, prospectus is "Any document released for advertising or other document requesting bids from the general public for the subscription or acq...

Doctrine Of Ultra Vires:The Doctrine of ultra-vires was given under s. 4(1)(c), s. 245(1)(b) of the Companies Act, 2013. The term Ultra-vires (Beyond-powers) for a firm refers to an action that...

As per s. 149(6) of Companies Act, 2013, a director who meets the requirements for Integrity, expertise, and experience, as well as the exclusionary relationships test, but is not the managing ...

The term place of suing, simply refers to the location of the trial. This is covered in sections 15 - 21 of the CPC. Every court has its own monetary and geographic jurisdiction. The suit must ...

The terms of inter-pleader litigation are covered under Order 35, s. 88 of the CPC 1908. Ordinary actions brought before the Honble court usually involve two parties: the plaintiff and the defe...

Under order XL, the concept of receiver is discussed. The goal of appointing a receiver is to ensure that the property in question is protected. The court appoints an unbiased person with the o...

Caveat:In cpc, the term "Caveat" isn't specified. However, S. 148 A, a person has a right to lodge a caveat. It usually refers to a caution or a notice. It's a warning to the court no...

Jeremy Bentham (father of Utilitarianism) introduced the utility principle, which was part of a series of consequential moral theories that assessed an individual's acts based on their eff...