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Mainstream media, and the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, are focused mainly on Ernst & Young as the auditor whipping boy of the financial crisis. That’s really by default not by design and is thinly justified. No one has given fly-over journali
Indian employees posted to overseas countries continue to contribute towards the social security system in India. Additionally they are also compelled to make the social security contributions in the host countries. Further most of the foreign countries do not allow exportability of their social security benefits. Accordingly on completion of the term of contract, such Indian workers generally do not get any benefit from the social security contributions paid abroad.
Corporate law firm AZB & Partners has been the most active legal advisor for both private equity and M&A deals in 2010, while Ernst & Young was the most active transaction advisor, says a research study. “AZB advised a total of 90 trans
Mobile subscribers looking for respite from unsolicited calls may have to wait for some more time as operators are facing technical difficulties in implementing system mandated by TRAI to check pesky calls. With telemarketers mandated to use ‘700’ se
The CBI has registered a case of cheating and fraud against directors of Biotor Industries, manufacturer of castor oil, for allegedly submitting forged documents to three banks and availing a loan of Rs1500 crore. The Banking and Securities Cell of C
THE GOVERNMENT’S employment minister has ‘serious concerns’ over a lack of competition in the audit market, and has urged company audit committees and shareholders to encourage companies to use accountants outside the Big Four firms to improve choice in audit services. Ed Davey, who is also minister for consumer and postal affairs, yesterday told a House of Lords inquiry into the audit industry that using regulation to improve choice within audit services was not the government’s ‘first approach,’ but did not rule out this out should other approaches fail.
Mr. X. held certain shares in dematerialized account with a depository. Mr. X executed nomination in the prescribed form following the prescribed procedures in favor of his nephew (Mr Y). Upon the demise Mr. X, wife of Mr. X (say Mrs. X) filed a suit claiming an interest in those shares as a legal heir and representative. The Bombay High Court interpreted provisions of Section 109A of the Companies Act (Nomination of Shares), the Depositories Act and the bye law 9.11 of National Securities Depository Limited [NSDL] and held that where a shareholder of a company executes valid nomination form in the prescribed manner, upon death of the shareholder (i.e. Mr. X), the rights in shares including ownership rights vests in the nominee (Mr. Y) to the exclusion of other person (i.e. Mrs. X). The High Court further held that the bye law 9.11 of NSDL makes the nominee’s position superior to even a testamentary disposition and that the non obstante clause in bye law no. 9.11.7 gives the nomination the effect of the testamentary disposition itself.
The object of SARFAESI Act, 2002 is to enable the Banks to recover their dues without resorting to Civil Court for obtaining decree and consequential execution in accordance with the provisions of Civil Procedure Code. It is known fact that a proceeding initiated in a Civil Court can be prolonged unreasonably and everybody is aware of the delay in traditional courts in India. As such, in accordance with the object of providing speedy mode of recovery for the Banks in respect of secured loans, section 34 contains a Bar on Civil Courts in entertaining suits in respect of the matter in which the Bank has initiated a proceeding under SARFAESI Act, 2002.
The Central Vigilance Commission has imposed major penalty on 226 officials of different government organisations for their alleged involvement in corrupt practices. Out of the total 226, a highest of 50 are from Department of Communications, 36 from
Amid confusion surrounding the progressive implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards from April, 2011, industry body Assocham has suggested that companies should initially be asked to only prepare their consolidated accounts as pe
