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Land Titling Bill, 2010 – A Critical Analysis (opens the original)
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Nimanniyu Sharma, Intern, Kaden Boriss Legal LLP, India Factor markets in India, be it Land or Labour, both have been in need of reforms. Part reason for non-reform in these markets is that that they are primarily State Subjects. But what is pertinent to note is that without reforming them, the economy’s productivity cannot increase. So here, regardless of any other regime, the most glaring problem on the pathway to reform is that of ‘land titling’. In any law system, establishing a ‘titling’ sy
India’s trading arrangements with ASEAN – “Deepening ASEAN-India Alliance” Part I By Hemant K Batra (opens the original)
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“I am never satisfied with the progress, I want things to move faster…” this was said by ASEAN Secretary General, H.E. Mr. Ong Keng Yong to the Business Standard, a business news publication, on the sidelines of a seminar organised by non-aligned Research and Information Systems and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). It is indispensable to appreciate the significance of intra-regional trade as it has a positive impact on the other countries, which forms the inter
East versus West: philosophy, cultural values and mindset – by Hemant Batra (opens the original)
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Hemant Batra, Lead Partner, Kaden Boriss Legal LLP, India What makes “the East” different from “the West” and how? “Culture is more often a source of conflict than of synergy.” Following are the major differences found between the east and the west:- Individualism on the one side versus its opposite, collectivism, that is the degree to which individuals are integrated into groups. The west focuses more on individualism whereas for the East, they emphasize on the collective good. The concept of “
EXCEPTIONS TO THE CONCEPT OF LIMITED LIABILITY: INDIAN COMPANIES LAW – by Hemant Batra (opens the original)
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Hemant Batra, Lead Partner, Kaden Boriss Legal LLP, India The promoters, members and directors of limited liability companies incorporated under the Indian companies laws are not insulated against all odds; there are several exceptions where they could be held liable beyound their stipulated limits as to their contributions in the company. The exceptions where the members could have unlimited liability include the following scenarios - 1. Where the no. of members of the company falls below the s
FDI IN RETAILING SECTOR IN INDIA – PROS &CONS - by Hemant Batra (opens the original)
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Hemant Batra, Lead Partner, Kaden Boriss Legal LLP, India Most Countries of the World which embarked on the road to economic development had to depend on foreign capital to some extent. But until the early 1990s India’s approach towards foreign capital as an instrument of growth and development in an overall sense was rigid, restrictive and selective. Things, however, changed with the Industrial Policy 1991.Coming on the heels of the macro –economic and balance of payment crisis of late 1980s, i
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