Introduction to Company Law is a brief analysis of the Companies Act highlighting the basic concepts of formation and operation of a company, incorporation and other incidental matters, mergers and acquisitions, the institution of directors, doctrine of ultra vires, indoor management and corporate veil, winding-up, share capital and debentures. The book also discusses the Companies Act, 2013 in brief and how it is different from its predecessor.

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Securitisation, Asset Reconstruction and Enforcement of Security Interests is a comprehensive section-wise commentary on Securitisation law, dealing with operational as well as regulatory aspects of Securitisation Laws arranged under broad themes.

Related Party Transactions under the Companies Act, 2013, first published in 2015, is a commentary which deals with the practical aspects relating to related party transactions (transactions between persons in positions of responsibilities in Companies and their relatives in the same company or other companies). Provisions affecting Related Party Transactions under the Companies Act 2013 and related laws are discussed.

Guide to SEBI, Capital Issues, Debentures and Listing is a treatise on securities laws and an encyclopedia on the Indian capital market, encompassing its entire conceptual, legal and procedural framework, comprising the SEBI Act, Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, Depositories Act, rules, regulations, relevant circulars, forms, consultative papers and committee reports, guidance notes, compliance and procedural checklists, model agreements, resolutions for board and general meetings and frequently asked questions. Considering the major amendments in the SEBI Act and Companies Act and the Regulations thereunder and relevant FEMA Regulations, this book has been revamped and rewritten to reflect the current legal and regulatory framework of securities laws and the updated compliance and procedural aspects for all types of capital issues. This fifth edition consists of 94 Chapters divided into 16 Parts.

India is perhaps the fastest growing economy in the world and the present government has visioned to make it a $5 trillion economy within the next few years. Lately, significant foreign investment has flowed in and many large transactions, like the acquisition of Flipkart by Walmart, have taken place. Realising the need to update the regulatory framework, enabling corporate acquisitions and restructuring, the government has been proactively modernising laws and regulations. The enactment of the Companies Act, 2013 and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code are but two examples. Coupled with this, legal jurisprudence on corporate restructuring has been rapidly developing. Further, the advent of The National Company Law Tribunal, dealing with corporate schemes and insolvency cases, has added a new dimension to this evolution. A lot of water has flowed since the last edition of Mergers et al. The present edition has been significantly updated to ensure that the reader can use this volume as a one stop shop to find answers to almost all possible issues on the subject and does not feel the necessity to refer to any other book.

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Handbook for Independent Directors in its second edition explores and analyses various dimensions of the role of Independent Directors who are considered as the pivot of corporate governance. The sweeping changes brought about by the Companies Act, 2013, revised SEBI rules and other regulators along with high stakeholder expectations impose great responsibilities and pose new challenges for independent directors in their discharge of duties. Thought Arbitrage Research Institute presents an extensively researched handbook containing analytical review of relevant case law, academic studies and good practices from India and overseas, which is underscored by years of relevant and diverse professional experience of the authors, editors and other collaborators including independent directors, promoters and academics. This handbook is designed to serve as reference and assistance to independent directors, and is expected to be the go-to guide for current as well as prospective directors in their pursuit of upholding the corporate moral compass.

Corporate Social Responsibility ? Emerging Opportunities and Challenges in India analyses the various aspects and dimensions of CSR as a means for commercial enterprise to promote/achieve sustainable development. Thematically arranged, the book examines and explains the philosophy and objectives of CSR emphasizing its social and ethical base. With the enactment of section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, this topic has become central to the strategic management of every organisation. The book deals with a number of complex issues involved in developing CSR strategies, policies and decision making. It will help directors who form part of the CSR Committees and in shaping an ideal CSR Policy. It comprehensively covers statutory and regulatory provisions along with relevant circulars and notifications with respect to CSR and also includes anticipated changes proposed under the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2016. It will equip the senior management with knowledge and skills on how to integrate CSR into business strategy and operations. Key Highlights:- ? Detailed study on permissible methods of CSR implementation directly and through external agencies, compliance requirements and monetary mechanisms ? Elaborately discusses tax perspective on CSR expenditure and contributions; advantages and exemptions provided under the Income-tax Act, 1961 ? Comprehensively covers accounting aspects of CSR Expenditure ? Incorporates reference to the recommendations of the Company Law Committee and proposed changes in the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2016 ? Includes separate chapters on various CSR Vehicles such as Section 8 companies, Societies and Trusts ? Provides an elaborate account of the provisions of applicable law on amalgamation of trusts, societies and section 8 companies and their winding up ? Analyses the trend of CSR spending by top companies for the Financial Years 2014-15 and 2015-16 ? Contains a quick reference table with industry experts? responses to critical questions on CSR ? Provides Specimen Trust Deed and Model Memorandum and Articles of Association of ?not for profit? companies