We broadly deal with:-
- Company Law
- Commercial Trade law
- Capital Market
- Company Contracts
- Winding – Up
- Amalgamation/Merger
- Reduction of Capital
- Companies offences
- Appeal against refusal to Transfer Shares.
- Registration of Charges.
- Release of Charges.
- Rectification of Charges.
- Foreclosure.
- Injunction against fraudulent person managing companies.
- Loan, Investment & Contracts.
- Removal of Managerial Personnel.
- Arbitration, Compromises, Arrangements & Construction
- Recovery of Company Assets.
- Recovery of Fixed Deposits.
- Prevention of Oppression & mismanagement.
- Acquisition & Take over
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Recent Posts
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Pre-Litigation Mediation
Pre-Litigation Mediation is a process by which two parties come together to settle their dispute in an amicable manner without approaching the Courts. This is achieved with the help of an impartial adjudicator. Any party can opt for mediation and strive to achieve a settlement to resolve their dispute by means of negotiations, friendly discussions
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Open Letter to Chief Justice of India – Delay in case disposal
Date: 21.11.2022 To, Chief Justice of India, #5, Krishna Menon Marg, Sunehri Bagh, New Delhi, India Minister of Law and Justice 4th Floor, A-Wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-110 001. Sir/ Madam, Subject: Request for instruction to all Judges/ Judicial Officers to pass Orders in all matters heard in full length There is always a
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Employee Data Theft: Legal Implications and Company Measures
In the digital age, confidential information and intellectual property rights are a crucial assets for any company. This can include client and supplier details, employment contracts, email addresses, company operations, software codes, and financial statements. Companies are increasingly vulnerable to insider threats, particularly from employees who have access to this data. Data theft by employees
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Sale Agreement and Stamp Duty
The Karnataka Stamp Act was enacted in 1957, and primarily concerns itself with specifying the various stamp duties to be paid for the authorisation of instruments such as letters, contracts, agreements, bonds, deeds, affidavits etc. This is often proportional to the value of the asset to be transferred or the instrument used. In the case
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Sale Agreement – Essential Conditions
An Agreement for Sale is one of the most important legal document signifying an Agreement to sell an immovable property and binds the parties i.e, the seller and the buyer. The agreement of sale must contain the following aspects and details: