"The firm, Himanshu Kohli & Associates, provides one stop shop legal service with respect to regulatory Compliance, Secretarial, Transactional and Advisory services on the issues/matters concerning to corporate, securities, foreign exchange and allied laws. The firm, is led by Mr. Himanshu Kohli, a Practicing Company Secretary, who has been involved in extending his support in paralegal profession and has now established his private practice. He has provided paralegal and legal support/service in Structuring & Restructuring of an Organization, Regular Compliance & Secretarial Services, Issuance of Securities, Striking off & Winding of Company, Restoration of DIN of Directors, Drafting of Commercial Agreements, and Opinions on Mergers &Amalgamation, Corporate Litigation and briefing Senior Counsels in the Insolvency proceedings. Recently, Mr Kohli was engaged in one of the twelve biggest Non-Performing -Asset with a debt value of INR 470 billion. Over the years, he has successfully managed complex legal issues concerning drafting communications on behalf of Resolution Professional and Corporate Debtor to various agencies viz. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India, Enforcement Directorate and Central Bureau of Investigation, and appeared before NCLT and NCLAT. Mr. Kohli has been a Consultant at PPP based corporate governance think tank, primarily established by Ministry of Corporate Affairs, CII, ICSI and ICAI. His consultancy service has gained him an experience in comprehensive research on Corporate Governance, identifying corporate governance issues in Indian Industry and liasoning with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. Mr. Kohli, has showcased his interest and stronghold on the subject at a very early stage by assisting his senior supervisor as a researcher in writing and publishing the book on ‘Companies Act, 2013- Impact Assessment’."
A director can resign from the office of director by tendering a written notice to the company. Whether the company accepts the resignation or not, is of no grave concern as a resignation by a director is a unilateral act unless otherwise specified in the Article of Association of the Company. So far the mode of notice is concerned, a director can tender his resignation by a post or/and via e-mail.
HC Setting aside the disqualification of director and reactivating the director identification number (DIN) and digital signature certificate (DSC) The Hon’ble HC of Delhi in the case of Sandeep Agarwal & Anr. Vs. Union of India & Anr set aside the disqualification of the Directors and ordered for reactivation of their respective Director Identification Number […]
Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (Code) was introduced as a reform to improve the financial health of the banks. The objective of the Code is Resolution and the purpose of same being maximization of value of assets of the ‘Corporate Debtor’ and thereby for all creditors. In addition, the objective is to promote entrepreneurship, avaibility of credit and balance the interest of all stakeholders and not a ‘stakeholder’ or ‘a set of stakeholders’.
