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Oppression and Mismanagement Remedy under the Companies Act
Company law generally leaves the running of a company to the majority. Directors are appointed by majority vote, resolutions are carried by majority, and a shareholder who disagree
NCLT Ahmedabad Jurisdiction: Which Disputes Can Be Filed Before the Bench?
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is a key forum for corporate disputes in India, particularly matters arising under the Companies Act, 2013 and the Insolvency and Bankruptc
Voluntary Strike-Off vs Winding Up: Choosing the Right Company Exit
Executive Summary The decision between voluntary strike off vs winding up company exit routes under Indian corporate law is one of the most consequential choices available to the d
Shareholders’ Agreement Enforceability vs Articles of Association (AOA) in India
Executive Summary The tension between a shareholders’ agreement vs AoA (Articles of Association) is one of the most consequential — and frequently litigated — questions i
Lifting the Corporate Veil in India: Director’s Personal Liability Under the Companies Act 2013
Executive Summary The doctrine of corporate personality — the principle that a company is a legal person separate and distinct from its members and officers — is the cornerston
Section 241 and 242 of the Companies Act, 2013: Oppression & Mismanagement — Who Has Standing to File? (2026 NCLAT Update)
Introduction: The Statutory Remedy Against Majority Rule Corporate democracy functions on the fundamental principle of majority rule. However, when the majority abuses its power to
Private Complaints Against Corporate Fraud: The SFIO Mandate Under Companies Act 2013
Introduction Corporate fraud has emerged as one of the most challenging dimensions of white-collar crime in contemporary India, eroding investor confidence and undermining the inte
The Decriminalization of Offences under Companies Act, 2013: Compliance vs. Punishment
Introduction India’s corporate legal framework has witnessed a transformative shift in recent years, moving away from a punitive criminal enforcement approach toward a more b
Oppression and Mismanagement: Section 241 Companies Act 2013
Introduction: Understanding Member Rights in Corporate Governance The recent pronouncement by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), Chennai Bench, has brought renewe
NCLT Investigative Powers in Insolvency Proceedings: A Comprehensive Legal Analysis of NCLAT’s Landmark Ruling in Max Publicity & Communication Case
Executive Summary The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), in its recent landmark judgment in Max Publicity & Communication Pvt. Ltd. v. Enviro Home Solutions Pvt.
