Case Book on Corporate Law

In corporate legal world, various judgments are being pronounced on daily basis by various judicial authorities such as by Supreme Court, High Courts, Tribunals, Appellate Tribunals. Since the number of judicial pronouncements are so large that at times it becomes extremely difficult to keep track of important judgments. Taking this into consideration an attempt has been made to identify cases of judicial importance under different laws (such as Company Law, Insolvency Law, Securitisation Law and SEBI Law) and present them in a non-cluttered way in just one volume.

Following are the highlights of the book:

• Unique presentation of cases in question answer format: Case laws have been presented in question answer format in order to understand the law clearly.
• Section-wise search: Cases under different Laws have been arranged section-wise in order to make your search easy.
• Date-wise search: Apart from section-wise search, cases have been arranged date-wise in descending order, to make your search more easy. Thus, you can find latest case law under a particular section first. However, if it is a Supreme Court Judgment, then it will appear at the top irrespective of date.
• Question of law: Cases involving question of law, relevant as on date have been covered. Cases involving mere question of fact have been avoided.
• Supreme Court versus other Court’s Judgments: If the issue has been decided by Supreme Court, similar issues earlier decided by High court / Tribunal / Appellate Tribunal, have not been considered.
• Multiple cases dealing with similar issue have been clubbed together: There are number of cases where similar issues are dealt with. In such a scenario, cases with similar issues have been clubbed together in order to avoid reporting of multiple cases.
• Contents : Contents of the book are self-explanatory and have been placed under relevant law to optimise the usefulness of the book

This unique Case Book will be of utmost use for Advocates /Company Secretaries /Chartered Accountants /Insolvency Professionals/Law students /Academicians as their reference guide.