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Reverse lifting of corporate veils is a relatively new concept in company law and is slowly becoming the chosen method of dealing with the personal liabilities of shareholders who have committed fraud. But I will be arguing in my paper that the doctrine is far from capable of dealing with cases of fraud of shareholders who use companies as alter egos.
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Lok Adalts are created under Legal Services Authority Act, 1987. Lok Adalats is similar to a civil court can be organized by the State Authority, the District Authority, The Supreme Court Legal Service Committee or High Court Legal Services Committee at such intervals and places as deemed appropriate.
