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Written by Sankalp Mirani. The author is a law student pursing BA.LLB degree from Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. “Copyright...

A cross-border merger, in simplified terms, refers to the amalgamation of two distinct companies situated in different countries, leading...

The winding up process in India is a legal process by which a company is dissolved and its assets are distributed to its creditors and...

Corporate restructuring is a process of reorganizing a company's operations, structure, ownership, or financing in order to enhance its...

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to the voluntary efforts taken by companies to address social and environmental issues that...

"Corp", "LLC", "LLP", and "Inc" are terms used in different countries to refer to different forms of business structures. In India, the...

Forfeiture of shares is the process by which a company cancels the shares held by a shareholder who has failed to pay the amount due on...

Going concern is a fundamental accounting concept that refers to the assumption that a business entity will continue to operate in the fores

Written by Muskan Khandelwal & Deepansh Jain The authors are 4th-year students pursuing BBA. LLB (Hons.) at Symbiosis Law School, Pune....

Discover the benefits of sovereign green bonds for funding environmentally friendly projects and promoting transparency and accountability.

The famous Christian Louboutin judgment primarily revolves around the topic of safe harbor protection and trademark infringement....

The need for cross border arbitration emerges with the proliferation of international trade and owing to the need to solve the disputes...