Supreme Court held signatories to transaction documents can face Section 141 NI Act prosecution, while mere office bearers cannot.
Read Full ArticleCalcutta High Court rules that an arbitration clause in an expired lease cannot govern disputes over execution of a fresh lease based on later correspondence.
Supreme Court holds that a defective affidavit in a Section 7 IBC application is a curable irregularity, not grounds for rejection, and stresses mandatory notice requirements.
Reliance leads weekly market surge as top Indian firms gain ₹95,447 crore in market cap, driven by strong performance from RIL, SBI, Airtel, and LIC.
Delhi ITAT upholds jeweller’s ₹3.7 cr demonetization cash deposits, ruling them genuine sales; dismisses Revenue’s appeal under Sec 68.
HDFC Bank MD moves SC to quash FIR filed by Lilavati Hospital Trust over alleged ₹2.05 crore fraud; SC agrees to hear plea on urgent basis.
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