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Winding up, also known as liquidation, refers to the process of bringing a company’s operations to an end and distributing its assets to its creditors …
In the Indian legal system, appeals from orders of the Tribunal can be made to the higher courts to seek a review or reconsideration of …
Corporate Restructuring Corporate restructuring refers to significant changes in the organizational structure, operations, or ownership of a company. It involves strategic decisions and actions taken …
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is a quasi-judicial body in India established under the Companies Act, 2013. It was established to consolidate the jurisdiction …
Provisions related to Compromises Provisions related to compromises in the context of corporate law generally refer to the legal framework and procedures for companies to …
A Director appointed by casual vacancy refers to the appointment of a new director to fill a vacancy that arises between two annual general meetings …
Directors and their Powers Directors are individuals who are appointed or elected to the board of directors of a company. They are responsible for the …
Duties and Responsibilities of Additional Director An additional director is a director appointed by the board of directors between two annual general meetings (AGMs) to …
Managing Director (MD) A managing director (MD) is a key executive position within a company, responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations, implementing strategic plans, and …
An auditor is an independent professional or firm appointed to examine and evaluate the financial records, statements, and practices of an organization. The role of …
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