The Central Government has a few days ago made amendments to the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014, by substituting the extant Rule with the following text in Rule 18: “The Certificate of Incorporation shall be issued by the Registrar in Form No.INC-11 and the Certificate of Incorporation shall mention permanent account number of the company where if it is... Continue Reading →
Start-up Investment: Essentials of a Term Sheet and Methods of Valuation – An Indian Perspective (Part 2)
Valuation matters to entrepreneurs because it determines the portion of their company they have to give away to an investor in exchange for money. Ascertaining the most appropriate method of valuation of the securities of a company is in the event of receipt of an investment or sale of existing securities is an essential part of any transaction. This is also a statutory requirement.
Start-up Investment: Essentials of a Term Sheet and Methods of Valuation – An Indian Perspective (Part 1)
The term sheet is intended to reflect the desires and concerns of the parties in a manner which is mutually agreeable to the participating parties.
Promotion of MSMEs and ease of doing business in India (Part 2)
Further to our Part I, this Part seeks to outline the various fiscal and supportive measures and schemes to unshackle Indian MSMEs from the rigours of the `Inspector Raj' and to promote ease of doing business in the MSME sector by the Government of India. MSME package announced by the Prime Minister in his speech on... Continue Reading →
Promotion of MSMEs and ease of doing business in India (Part I1)
With their ability to exploit new technologies and to innovate in response to changing market needs, micro, small and medium enterprises (“MSMEs”) contribute tremendously to the socio-economic development of the country. MSMEs produce and export a diverse range of products and services to meet the needs of the local and global markets and value chains.... Continue Reading →
Arbitrability of Trust Disputes
Trusts and Dispute Resolution: An Overview A person may make a charitable transfer of property either for the benefit of the society at large (Public Trusts) or for his own family or for some specific person (Private Trusts). In such cases, to ensure that the benefits are appropriately passed on to the intended beneficiary, he... Continue Reading →
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