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Whether Consumer court can give Interim order, without satisfaction of Jurisdiction?

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“Jurisdiction” can be simply defined as power of the court to “entertain the suit” i.e. to admit for the purpose of consideration. Independent of the decision being taken rightly or wrongly, it is something which gives court power to take cognizance of the issue and decide the case. Consumer act is specialized piece of legislation, […]

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Equitable remedies for seeding competition in Digital Market

Leave a Comment / Competition Law /

Digital economy has raised various new questions in front of various competition enforcement authorities. Wide reliance on new methods for interacting with users, new business strategies involving huge reliance on data (accumulation and use of the same), have baffled authorities. What is the remedy for the same has further intrigued authorities across the globe. The

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Tribunals and Basic Structure

Leave a Comment / Administrative Law, Constitutionality /

Very high degree of importance is being given to access to justice under our constitution, with access to court being synonymous to access to justice. The central question which researcher tries to answer through this submission is, whether by surpassing the jurisdiction of High Courts establishment of tribunals have violated basic structure on following counts

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Doctrine of Reasonableness and Non-Arbitrariness- through case laws

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Concept of reasonableness and non arbitrariness is a golden thread running throughout the fabric of Constitution. Any administrative action which is arbitrary, irrational, unreasonable, or discriminatory, runs the risk of Judicially Reviewed and subsequently declared ultra vires. Through this paper researcher makes an attempt to analysis the doctrine of “Arbitrariness” and “Unreasonableness” in the administrative

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Whether it is necessary for Board of Directors to be present at AGM?

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Annual general meeting is statutorily mandated gathering of interested members. At the AGM, the directors of the company present a annual report of the company to its shareholders, and further informs them about their past performance and strategy. Shareholders are given an opportunity to vote on various issues such as appointment of directors, executive, dividend,

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Related Party Transfer

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Related party refers to existence special relationship between body corporate and other party prior to corporate own transaction. Thus these relationships are no way related to company’s own transactions. Related party has been defined under Company Act, 2013 under section 2(76), which defines related party in  reference to Directors or Key Managerial Person and their

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