O.P. Jindal Global University
Disha Jain
Legal Writer; Stock Trader
Japan
Japan
This book offers a broad overview of public attitudes in India on the death penalty issue, examines the progress made by international organizations worldwide in their efforts to abolish the death penalty, and provides statistics on various countries that have already abolished it
Section 43 of the Companies throws light on one of the privilege of the preference shareholders. It provides that on winding up of the company preference, the amount paid up on preference shares must be paid back before anything is paid to the ordinary shareholders.
In the law relating to intellectual property rights, there are few doctrines which controls or limits the rights of the owners of the copyrighted works. In this category, can be placed the Doctrine of First Sale. This doctrine tries to balance the claims of owners of IPR and the general welfare of the society in the long run.
Disha Jain Preference shareholders are entitled to number of benefits as opposed to ordinary shareholders due to their position in the company. The foremost benefit being that they will be paid first when the company makes a decision of the payment of dividends. They are not entitled to voting rights,...
This article has been written by Disha Jain a final year student of Jindal Global Law School expresses her views on the landmark Judgement of Om Kumar v. Union of India whilst critically analysing it.
Preference shareholders, by virtue of their position, enjoy a number of benefits. The primary benefit is that whenever the company decides to pay dividends, the preference shareholders will be the...
Alleged Frauds... Mismanagement... Under-performance... Conflict of interests... Haven't we seen most of those themes in the year that just whizzed by? INTRODUCTION: Corporate Governance is the set of rules and regulations that affects the way a corporation functions. It is the alignment of interest of individuals, large corporations and society.