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Lexis Nexis C R Datta On Company Law (Set Of 3 Volumes+2 Appendices+1 Consolidated Table Of Cases & Subject Index) by C R Datta
C R Datta on Company Law (Treatise on the Companies Act, 2013 with Legislative History, Committee Reports, Notes on the Companies Act, 1956 & Sebi Regulations)
(Set of 3 Vols. + 2 Appendices + 1 Consolidated Table of Cases & Subject Index)
C R Datta on Company Law enjoys the reputation of being one of the most analytical and holistic commentaries on Company Law. This newly revised seventh edition builds on this tradition, by critically examining the Companies Act, 2013. This work provides clarity where there are ambiguities or lacunae in the law. It scrutinises the various practical difficulties in enforcement of the new Act, and difficulties in interpretation of the Companies Act, 2013. New concepts and compliance requirements introduced by the Companies Act, 2013 have been examined, such as the need for an Independent Director. It also examines all important allied laws that affect and influence the functioning of company law. This edition has the benefit of having witnessed two full years of the Companies Act 2013, as well as the functioning of NCLT and NCLAT.
Key Highlights:-
• Latest developments such as promulgation of Insolvency Bankruptcy Code of 2016, the Companies (Amendment) Act of 2015, the Companies (Amendment) Bill of 2016 and setting up of NCLT and NCLAT, examined
• Sharp, Incisive and Analytical commentary on the Companies Act, 2013
• Reviving a classic traditional commentary and infusing contemporary analysis
• Exhaustive commentary and analysis spread across 3 volumes
• Includes 2 volumes of appendices which provides rules, regulations, circulars, orders issued under Companies Act, 2013 and Companies Act, 1956, as well as allied legislation and regulations issued thereunder
• Includes practical insights from 2 years of functioning of Companies Act, 2013
• Includes views and commentary from Corporate Law Litigators, Law Firms, General Counsels, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries
• Side by Side analysis of Companies Act, 2013 and Companies Act, 1956
• Comparative and Quick Reference Tables for easy reference
Testimonials:-
“C R Datta is an authentic treatise on Company Law...it goes a step further to provide analytical clarity on ambiguities or lacunae in the law–something which not every commentary achieves…this new edition reinforces its position as the gold standard of reference and research on the Companies Act.”
—Percival Billimoria
Head of Delhi and Chair of Disputes, Regulatory,
Advocacy and Policy Practice (DRAP), Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
“…an exhaustive and comprehensive work on Company Law…relevant regulations and guidelines issued by SEBI and RBI are also covered, which makes the book holistic and complete…useful to judges, company law tribunals and appellate tribunals, corporate litigators, chartered accountants, company secretaries and corporate houses.”
—Justice A K Patnaik
Former Judge, Supreme Court of India
“…addresses new challenges brought forth since the enactment of the Companies Act, 2013…provides the requisite clarity that is needed in this fast-changing and dynamic area of law.”
—G B Rao
Former President, Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Institute of Cost Accountants of India
Former Member, Government of India, Ministry of Corporate Affairs/Finance, Company Law Advisory
Committee, Advisory Committee on Capital Issues Control
“This edition of C R Datta on Company Law is a useful, well-structured and comprehensive treatise…an incisive and in-depth analysis of the various facets of company law.”
—Ajay Bahl
Co-founder and Managing Partner of AZB & Partners
“In this new edition, updates and lacunae in the 2013 Act have been addressed with practical explanations…Specifically, comparisons with the 1956 Act and explanations for changes introduced in the 2013 Act, have been handled appropriately and incisively.”
—Madhu Khatri
Head, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft India
“The present exhaustively updated edition...is a timely intervention to fill in a void… To the extent that it deals with the law from a comparative perspective, exploring nuances of interpretative challenges of the new statute, this edition is a valued bequest.”
—Sajan Poovayya
Senior Advocate