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Articles by Puneet Rathsharma
Judicial Interventions In Shareholder Inspection And Access Rights - Beyond Companies Act 2013
PI Pinac Law More Specialist corporate commercial law firm, offering deep expertise in strategic and private equity transactions, general corporate and commercial matters. Pinac Law is also experienced in handling intricate shareholder disputes, schemes of arrangement and commercial arbitrations. The Firm also routinely advises on shareholder activism and disputes arising out of M&A transactions.
Shareholder Disputes And Oppression And Mismanagement In Family-owned Companies - Key Considerations
Puneet Rathsharma’s articles from Pinac Law are most popular: within Corporate/Commercial Law topic(s) in India with readers working within the Retail & Leisure and Law Firm industries Pinac Law are most popular: within Corporate/Commercial Law, Technology and Real Estate and Construction topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives Introduction Family companies are typically incorporated and managed basis informal family arrangements and mutual trust, often...
Acquiring Lands In Odisha For Industrial Use - Key Considerations Under Local Land Legislations
Puneet Rathsharma’s articles from Pinac Law are most popular: with Finance and Tax Executives in India with readers working within the Accounting & Consultancy, Retail & Leisure and Law Firm industries Odisha is a preferred investment destination, particularly in real estate-intensive sectors, such as manufacturing, renewables and heavy industrials.
Perspectives On Limited Liability Partnership Disputes
While LLPs remain the preferred structure for closely held family run businesses, professional services and consulting firms, the jurisprudence around LLP disputes remains uncrystallised.
India - Shareholders - Founder's Agreement - A Primer
Founders' disputes remain particularly commonplace in India as founders commence business on 'handshakes' and 'honour-codes'. Despite data indicating that significant number of startups fail due to misalignment among founders1, early founders starting businesses with standard articles of association remains the convention. In the absence of a negotiated founders' agreement or shareholders agreement, a minority founder's interest or the company's interests can be particularly affected.
Fraud Reporting By Statutory Auditors – Effective Tool For Activist Shareholders - Shareholders - India
The obligation of statutory auditors to report fraud under Indian Company law has been traditionally perceived as a governance safeguard to protect minority shareholder interests.
Challenges In Protecting The Rights Of Minority Shareholders-Puneet Rathsharma, Kunal Mehta - BW Businessworld
The principle of shareholder democracy, which includes the rule of majority as enunciated in Foss V Harbottle, is a well-recognized principle in corporate law. This rule continues to prevail, and courts are usually reluctant to interfere with the internal management of companies acting within their powers.
Takeover Code Look back For Disclosure Of The Existing NDUs -Kartikeya Prakash, Puneet Rathsharma - BW Businessworld
Regulation 31(1) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulation, 2011 ("Code") requires a promoter (of a listed company) to disclose the details of shares (in such company) encumbered by him or the persons acting in concert with him.
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