Corporate Law

Services Corporate Law

The Corporate Law is the Law governing the rights, relations and conduct of persons, companies, organisations and businesses. It is the back bone of business operations. It contains the set of rules and regulations which governs, how the companies are formed, managed and dissolved. The key principles involved are legal entity, limited liability, share transferability, structure management and investor participation.

We provide unparalleled support to the companies from abroad particularly from Middle East and South East Asia to enter in India.

  • Expansion of their business
  • To understand the business climate.
  • To explore the investment & business opportunities.
  • Guide to select their investment structure like Joint Ventures, Wholly Owned Subsidiaries, Branch Office, Liaison Office or Limited Liability Partnership.
  • Selection of business location and other related issues.
  • Assist to drafting various agreements to commence the business.
  • Identify strategic partners / outsourcing agents / distributors and re-sellers.

  • SEBI is established with an objective to protect investor’s interests and ensure the smooth functioning of securities market.
  • Advising Companies to comply with all regulatory compliances and making companies to implement effective compliance strategies.
  • Advising Companies in drafting Shareholder’s agreement, Termination Agreement, Various Commercial & non-commercial Contracts and Legal Agreements.
  • Assisting Companies in their investment landscape to set up JVs & WOs in India.
  • Representation and Litigation before SEBI / SAT.

FEMA is India’s rule book for managing foreign exchange. FEMA empowers the Reserve Bank to frame regulations for all foreign exchange transactions. FEMA provides legal frame work to ensure all transactions are conducted legally. FEMA provides guidelines on foreign investments and ensures that the inflow and the outflow of funds benefits the economy.

  • Guiding foreign companies to prove that India an attractive destination for investments.
  • Advising and providing guidelines to Foreign Companies to get Necessary Approvals from GOI and other related Agencies for their investment in India.
  • Advising Companies on their FDI & Overseas Investment.
  • Advising individuals like students studying abroad or professionals / work men employed in foreign countries to manage their earnings, savings and investments in India.
  • Advising Companies to comply with all FEMA & RBI regulations, and making companies to implement effective compliance strategies.
  • Advising Foreign Companies to setup their JVs, WOs, Branch Office, Liaison Office or Project Office within the ambit of FEMA & RBI Regulations.

NCLT is a quasi-judicial authority to deal corporate disputes. NCLT’s powers are derived from the Companies Act 2013.

  • The NCLT & the Appellate Tribunal and The Special Courts are constituted by the Central Government.
  • All proceedings under the Companies Act such as arbitration, arrangements, compromise, reconstructions and winding- up of company will be disposed of by the Tribunal.
  • Every Application / Petition or Appeal presented before this Tribunal / Court shall be dealt with and disposed of expeditiously.
  • Advising Companies to present their cases properly placed before the Tribunal / Court.
  • Assisting to represent the companies to their summons / examinations of Oath before the Tribunal / Court.
  • Assisting Companies to produce various documents / evidences before the Tribunal / court.
  • Assisting Companies to present their evidence on Affidavits before the Tribunal / Court.
  • Accompanying with / Representing Companies for the examination of witnesses and marking of documents before the Tribunal / court.
  • The NCLT is the Adjudicating Authority for insolvency proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
  • The NCLT has the authority to dispose of cases pending before BIFR / Appellate Authority for BIFR and SIC (Special Provisions) Act, 1985.
  • Assisting Companies to appeal the aggrieved order of the Appellate Tribunal to the Supreme Court within 60 days.