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The National Law School Business Law Review (NLSBLR) is a biannual, student-edited, peer-reviewed, and open-access legal academic journal at the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru. The Journal is India's premier academic publication on commercial law, with its mandate including diverse areas of the law like company law, securities regulation, banking and finance, taxation, investment law, intellectual property law, competition law, commercial dispute resolution, contract law, and employment law.
The Journal is indexed on all prominent databases, including HeinOnline, SCC Online, and the University Grants Commission - Consortium for Academic Research and Ethics (UGC-CARE).
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Current Issue: Volume 8, Issue 2 (2022)
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Resale Price Maintenance: A Cross–jurisdictional Analysis of Law in India and EU Charanya Lakshmikumaran and Neelambara Sabdeepan
Competition Law Tackling Sustainability Goals: An Analysis of International Practices and Challenges Ahead Vijay Singh, Aakriti Thakur, and Anshuman Sakle
Evolving Principles of Dominant Positition and Predatory Pricing the Telecommunicatior Sector: Revisiting Bharti Airtel Ltd v.Reliance Industries Ltd. Arti Gupta and Ananya H S
Competition (Amendment) Bill, 2022 Sudhanshu Kumar and Gautam Shahi Kumar and Gautam Shahi
Evolving Principles of Dominant Positition and Predatory Pricing in the Telecommunicatior Sector: Revisiting Bharti Airtel Ltd v. Reliance Industries Ltd. Arti Gupta and Ananya H S
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The objective of the course is to understand and evaluate the legal framework of Corporate Environment in India and to gain elementary knowledge of Indian Corporate Law. Sr. No. Topics 1. Definition of company, characteristics of company, lifting the corporate veil, company distinguished from partnership, kinds of companies, incorporation of ...
This is a repository copy of Development of company law in India : the case of the Companies Act 1956. White Rose Research Online URL for this paper: https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/2580/ Monograph: Verma, S. and Gray, S.J. (2006) Development of company law in India : the case of the Companies Act 1956. Working Paper.
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The Companies Act, 2013 marks a paradigm shift in India's corporate law regime, and has far reaching implications for both domestic Indian companies and overseas investors with a presence in India.
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