PART 1 – INDIAN LEGAL HISTORY

Chapter I- Judicial System in Ancient India

Chapter II- Arrival of Britishers

Chapter III- British Rule through East India Company

Chapter IV- Abolition of Company’s Regime and Establishment of Direct Rule of The British Crown (1858 to 1919)

Chapter V- Advent of Self Government

Chapter VI- The Indian High Courts

Chapter VII- The Privy Council

Chapter VIII- Judicial Reforms

Chapter IX- Introduction of English Law

Chapter X- History of Personal laws

Chapter XI- Evolution of Criminal Law

Chapter XII- Law Commissions and Codification of Indian Laws

Chapter XIII- Development of Legal Profession

PART 2- CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY

Chapter I- Supposition of Government of India by British Crown

Chapter II- Indian National Congress and Representative System

Chapter III- Constitutional Development during 1919-1935

Chapter IV- Cripps’ Mission and Quit India Movement

Chapter V- The Indian Independence Act, 1947

Chapter VI- Nature and Constitution of India

Chapter VII- Modern Judicial System

Chapter VIII- Justice, Equity and Good Conscience

This book provides a broad and thorough coverage of the key topics of Environmental law. It has been designed section wise pertaining to the legislations dealing with the protection and improvement of environment. The leading cases on the subject have also been discussed at appropriate places. This book would be extremely useful to the students studying environmental law as part of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree programme and practitioners working in this sector. This book may also be of use to those studying or working in areas relating to environmental law.

Chapter V – Conduct of Arbitral Proceedings
Chapter VI – Making of Arbitral Award and Termination of Proceedings
Chapter VII – Recourse Against Arbitral Award
Chapter VIII – Finality and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards
Chapter IX – Appeals
Chapter x – Miscellaneous
PART II – ENFORCEMENT OF CERTAIN FOREIGN AWARDS
Chapter I – New York Convention Awards
Chapter II – Geneva Convention Awards
PART III – CONCILIATION
PART IV – SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS
THE FIRST SCHEDULE
THE SECOND SCHEDULE
THE THIRD SCHEDULE
FOURTH SCHEDULE
FIFTH SCHEDULE
SIXTH SCHEDULE
THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE
ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES
LOK-ADALATS
THE NATIONAL LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY
ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF DISPUTES RESOLUTION IN INDIA
APPENDICES
I to V
ANNEXURES
INDEX

Key Highlights:

· Concept of One Person Company

· Corporate Social Responsibility obligations for every company

· Stringent Measures for auditing and accounting.

· Class action against oppression and mismanagement

· At least one woman director

· Merger/amalgamation of company with foreign company

· Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO)

· E- Governance

· Investor Education and Protection Fund

· National Company Law Tribunal

· Winding up of company on public interest

This laudable work titled ‘New Company Law’ by our eminent author has been written with the object of providing a comprehensive overview of the new legislation i.e. The Companies Act, 2013. This book shall be extremely useful to students’ fraternity, research scholars, academicians and policy makers having interest in this branch of law. CHAPTERIZATION

Chapter I- Definitions

Chapter II- Company and its Nature

Chapter III- Registration and Incorporation

Chapter IV- Memorandum of Association

Chapter V- Articles of Association

Chapter VI- The Doctrine of Constructive Notice and Indoor Management

Chapter VII- Prospectus and Allotment of Securities

Chapter VIII- Promoters

Chapter IX- Share Capital and Shares

Chapter X- Members and Shareholders

Chapter XI- Directors

Chapter XII- Other Managerial Personnel

Chapter XIII- Meetings

Chapter XIV- Dividends, Accounts and Audit

Chapter XV- Borrowings and Investments

Chapter XVI- Debentures

Chapter XVII- Inspection, Inquiry and Investigation

Chapter XVIII- Powers of Majority and Protection of Minority Shareholders

Chapter XIX- Kinds of Companies

Chapter XX- Reconstruction and Amalgamation

Chapter XXI- Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement

Chapter XXII- Revival and Rehabilitation of Sick Companies

Chapter XXIII- Winding up of Companies

Chapter XXIV- The Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999

Chapter XXV- The Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992

This classic work provides an in- depth analysis of various aspects of Competition Law in the Indian context. The Competition Act, 2002 has been discussed section wise in a commentary form while leading cases on the subject like Steel Authority of India’s case, DLF Housing Construction and Cement Association case have been included. In addition to this, MRTP Act, Consumer Protection Act, Intellectual Property Rights, WTO-TRIPS, FEMA and SEBI have alaso been briefly incorporated. This book is written in a simple and lucid language and in accordance with the prescribed syllabi of the Indian Universities. It would serve as an excellent reference for students, academicians, researchers, practitioners and policy makers in the field of competition law. CHAPTERIZATION

The Competition Act, 2002

Chapter I- Preliminary

Chapter II- Prohibition of Certain Agreements, Abuse of Dominant Position and Regulation of Combinations

Chapter III- Competition Commission of India

Chapter IV- Duties, Powers and Functions of Commission

Chapter V- Duties of Director General

Chapter VI- Penalties

Chapter VII- Competition Advocacy

Chapter VIII- Finance, Accounts and Audit

Chapter IX- Competition Appellate Tribunal

Chapter X- Miscellaneous

Other Legislations [MRTP Act, Consumer Protection Act, Intellectual Property Rights, FEMA, SEBI ]

The Competition Commission of India (General) Regulations, 2009

The Competition Commission of India (Procedure in regard to the transaction of Business relating to Combinations, 2011)

Competition Appellate Tribunal (Procedure) Regulations, 2011