PART II This blog post is a continuation of Part I for Directors and Appointment under Companies Act. The first part describes the types of directors, their respective responsibilities and appointment procedures and the second part, discusses the liabilities of the directors as detailed in the Companies Act, 2013 and under Securities law. LIABILITIES OF A DIRECTOR 1.... Continue Reading →
Introduction Corporate governance is one of the important elements for the functioning of a company. In today’s times the merit of companies is also evaluated based on their corporate governance practices by the stakeholders and potential clients, investors, and customers. Efficient corporate governance is sometimes synonymous with compliance with laws, regulations and guidelines issued by... Continue Reading →
Agama Law Associates partner Archana Balasubramanian shares her views on how can the GoAir Airlines case be perceived within India's IBC law framework, in this story titled: “NCLT ruling on Go First application to refund passengers will bring clarity, say lawyers” by moneycontrol.com. Go First Insolvency “This is a plea that doesn’t seem to be within the four corners of the... Continue Reading →
Agama Law Associates Partner Nitin Jain shares his views in Business Standard titled “India Inc prepares for a tough road to evolving standards, ESG compliance”. Business-oriented action plans “BRSR Core is more business-oriented on an action plan basis to add value through the regulations. The new disclosures are now looking for more transparency on the gender diversity claims. Further,... Continue Reading →
Agama Law Associates partner Archana Balasubramanian shares her views on the opening of non litigous law practice to foreign law firms in an article by moneycontrol.com titled “Lawyers say foreign law firms' entry a balanced move, will boost pay”. Likely boost in lawyer salaries Archana Balasubramanian, partner at Agama Law Associates, said that the announcement comes on the... Continue Reading →
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