"Mr. Arora is a qualified member of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (‘ICSI’) and a Law graduate. He qualified his CS course in the year 2015 and has sound experience of 5 years of thorough and rigorous work culture of LAW firm, Corporate and Independent Practice. During his pre-membership period, Mr. Arora worked with LEXport, Advocates and Legal Consultants, and after post membership, joined a public limited company, as a Company Secretary & KMP. He started his own practice in the year 2017 and now manages his own firm ARORA NIKHIL & CO., Company Secretaries and also a Non-Executive Director at LAWgically Yours Legal Advisors Private Limited. Mr. Arora is a visiting faculty of NIRC-ICSI, an active member and successfully delivered various sessions for EDP/PDP/SDP batches in various chapters of ICSI such as NIRC-ICSI, Noida, Faridabad & Gurugram. "
Vizag Gas Leak: Strict Liability or Absolute Liability? On May 07, 2020, around 3:45 a.m, Styrene, a hazardous gas got leaked from a chemical factory owned by the South Korean Company named LG Polymers India Pvt Ltd, situated at R.R. Venkatpuram village, Pendurthy Mandal, Vishakhapatnam resulting in the death of 11 persons, hospitalization of more […]
We all know that this lockdown has been hard on all of us, but it has been the hardest for women who are the primary victims of domestic violence. Aggrieved women are currently trapped with their abusers and their violent partners, with no escape. Violence against women has seen an exponential surge across the world during the lockdown.
Sneak peek into india’s latest fdi policy Unanticipated outbreak of the global pandemic and nationwide- lockdown caused by the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has jeopardized individuals and economy as a whole. In order to abate the impact on the general public, business establishments, and managing the current situations, the Government of India is diligently tracking all possible routes through which situation can […]
Gone are the days wherein ‘Consideration Clause’ under a Contract was used to be the KING. I still remember that during the foundation class of CS Course (now CSEET), under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, we the students, back in those days, were taught that Consideration is the most important clause while writing any Contract. I don’t deny; I […]
