Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
SEBI has revised nomination norms for demat accounts and mutual fund folios to enhance investor onboarding. The updated framework addresses stakeholder feedback regarding implementation issues.
The IRDAI has issued a warning to a broker for implementing shareholding changes without prior approval, highlighting the need for compliance with regulatory norms. Corrective measures and future commitments were considered in the ruling.
The recent updates to the UDIN portal introduce field-level validation for Section 44AB, fostering greater trust among stakeholders and enhancing the integrity of the CA profession in financial reporting.
The CESTAT has permitted BSNL to claim Cenvat credit for housekeeping services used for telecom operations, but denied credit for rent-a-cab services. This ruling clarifies the extent of applicable Cenvat credits within the telecommunications sector.
This article outlines the legal framework governing the buyback of shares, detailing procedural requirements, statutory compliances, and the conditions under which buybacks are permissible.
This article details conditions under which private companies may utilize MCA exemptions for borrowing, focusing on approval thresholds and scenarios requiring shareholder consent.
The article provides insights into the approval process required for related party transactions under the Companies Act and SEBI regulations, outlining a practical framework for compliance.
Recent NCLT decisions indicate that procedural rules should not impede the conversion of a share capital company into a guarantee company under Section 18, where substantive provisions permit such changes.
This article delves into the importance of founder agreements in venture-backed companies, focusing on equity allocation, management roles, and exit strategies. It emphasizes their critical role in reducing disputes and ensuring stable governance.
A recent discussion emphasizes the necessity for CA students to revisit their professional conduct code, not merely as a requirement but as a crucial aspect of their future professional integrity.
The NCLAT confirmed that the remuneration for Interim Resolution Professionals (IRP) should be based on actual work, rather than just the duration of appointment. This reinforces the importance of performance-based remuneration in insolvency proceedings.
The Reserve Bank of India has published data on India's international trade in services for March 2026, highlighting significant trends in exports and imports.