Securities Law and Regulations in India

Written by: Aniruddh Singh Raghuvanshi COLLEGE: Government New Law College (DAVV), Indore COURSE: BALLB (Hons.) YEAR: 2nd Year (4th Semester)       ❖ Synopsis 1. Introduction 2. Historical Background 2.1 Pre-SEBI Era 2.2 Stock Exchange Regulations 2.3 SEBI ‘s formation 3. Key Components 3.1 Investor Protection 3.2 Market Surveillance 3.3 Issuance and Listing …

Theories of Taxation

Written by: Tathagat Gaur Shri Venkateshwara University, Uttar Pradesh, India  __________________________ Taxation is an indispensable component of modern societies, serving as a primary source of government revenue and a tool for economic management. The principles and theories governing taxation have evolved over centuries, reflecting changing economic, political, and social contexts. This article provides a thorough …

An Overview of Kinds of Banks & Their Functions In India

Author Name : Vandna Chouhan , BBA LLB 5th Year, S.N.D.T Women’s University, Mumbai   Synopsis : The article broadly deals with types of banks and their functions. There are various grounds on the basis of which banks are categorised. In India they are supervised by the Reserve Bank of India and established under Banking …

THE PROVISION OF FIR AND RELEVANT JUDGEMENTS

AUTHOR NAME : AKSHAY KUMAR SIROHI DESIGNATION : ADVOCATE REGISTERED : BAR COUNCIL OF DELHI   Introduction The First Information Report (FIR) is a pivotal element in India’s criminal justice system. It serves as the initial step in addressing criminal offenses, setting the legal machinery in motion. An FIR is essentially a formal complaint made …

E- Contracts: Need of the Society and Legal Framework

Written by- Himanshu Agarwal Vivekanand Law College, Vastral, Ahmedabad, Gujarat Today in a fast-paced society, the expectation to get speedy results is increasing day by day. Now, the internet is taking a paramount position in day-to-day life. With the advancement of the internet, the way of communication, shopping, travelling and professional life is changing. Expectations …

NAVIGATING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DYNAMICS IN THE BANKING SECTOR

Written by- Shruti Pandey INTRODUCTION The significance of a regulatory framework lies in its ability to govern human behavior, define rights, and establish boundaries within society. The absence of such regulations carries the potential for widespread disorder and the breakdown of societal structure. In the absence of regulatory measures, the very concept of rule violations …

ANIMAL PROTECTION LAWS IN INDIA: SAFEGUARDING THE WELFARE OF OUR FELLOW BEINGS

Written by- Shruti Pandey INTRODUCTION Animal protection and welfare have gained significant recognition and importance in recent years. In India, a country known for its rich biodiversity and reverence for animals, various laws and regulations are in place to safeguard the rights and well-being of animals. This Blog aims to provide an in-depth analysis of …

Transformative Shift: Tracing the Evolution of Electronic Banking and Information Technology in Banks

Written by- Nandini Pachauri Introduction The landscape of modern banking has undergone a remarkable transformation driven by the integration of electronic banking and information technology (IT) systems. The advent of electronic banking, facilitated by advancements in IT, has revolutionized the way financial institutions operate and interact with customers. This article delves into the progressive evolution …

Exploring the Legal Dimensions of Divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act

Written by – Nandini Pachauri Introduction Marriage is a sacred institution in Hindu society, embodying the union of two individuals bound by love, respect, and companionship. However, in the unfortunate event that a marriage falls apart irreparably, divorce becomes a necessary legal remedy. The Hindu Marriage Act, enacted in 1955, governs marriage and divorce among …

Lis Pendens

Written by- Afwan Sayyed Introduction Property Litigation can be extremely tangled and it can get more complicated if the parties during the trial of the court make other dealings with a third party in respect to the subject property. For justice to be delivered with integrity and without any ambiguity is important to impose restrictions …