"Gauri Sharma is a law student pursuing B.B.A LLB from Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad and a corporate law enthusiast. She is a thorough academician who wishes to gain experience in the field of Law who has participated in various external moots and ADR competitions. She has various research articles published in the legal aspects such as on criminal, corporate law and family law matters, etc and the member of Member of Anti – Ragging and Mentoring Cell in her college. Gauri has worked under various legal organizations such as District and High Courts and several law firms such as Indus Legalia, Jyoti Sagar Associates based in Delhi NCR. Not only this, she has also attended Astronaut Training Experience Program at Kennedy Space Centre, NASA, USA as her scholastic achievement"
The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (referred as CSR) has become a dominant concept which is mandatorily followed by business vide Section 135 of The Companies’ Act, 2013. Thus, every entity is required to furnish its CSR report explaining such activities otherwise one may suffer from serious consequences of it with a charge of heavy penalty.
During the past few years, there is a rapid growth in the development of transactions associated with E- Commerce which has emerged as a unique concept with borderless market transactions that engages more than 2 billion people worldwide through internet
A company is an artificial legal person and it ceases to exist only by a way of legal contrivance, therefore, the concept of winding up arises. In corporate law, the concept of winding up is considered as a procedure where the company meets its end and the properties are provided for the interest of creditors and members.
