Institutional investors form the major contributors in the companies in our country. The current plans and policies have resulted to a rise in the rate of flow of FDI and FII in the country. Institutional investors are turning into significant factors of companies. Even though the institutional investor policy is not that dominant in India, […]
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The evolution of the right to water can be traced to the developments of the early 1970s. The main purpose of this thesis is to argue that, based on the developments in the field of international law, today there is an emerging right to water. In support of my arguments, I will discuss the various
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Tulasamma’s husband died in the year 1931, in a state of jointness with his step brother Sesha Reddy, leaving behind Tulasamma as his widow. Tulasamma filed a petition for maintenance against Sesha Reddy in the Court of the District Munsif, Nellore. Sesha Reddy filed an interlocutory application for recording a compromise, alleging that the parties
Corporations throughout the world have adopted the notion of “Corporate Social Responsibility” (CSR). Companies in India have long been required to practice corporate social responsibility (CSR). It’s been done before and more recently by the corporate community. In order to fulfill its responsibilities, the government must incorporate it into its daily operations. In many cases,
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has always prided itself as the gateway to Nigeria’s economy. Conscious of its role to the national economy, it has over the years embarked on system reforms that progressively saw to private sector investments in its terminals, equipment and services. It utilized management contracts, joint venture partnerships, concession arrangements and
High Courts are empowered to exercise writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution however, it is bound by the principle of exhaustion of alternative remedy. The principle mandates the petitioner to avail of the other statutory remedies available before seeking a writ remedy. This article analyses the scope of Article 226 by focusing on
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Cameroon like other countries in the world has tremendously been ravaged by corruption and measures taken to contain this cankerworm have proven inadequate. One of the recurrent forms through which corruption is manifested in Cameroon is through the misappropriation of public property. In the prosecution of this offence, the role of the Examining Magistrate is
The emergence of “Information and Communication Technology” seems to have an imprint on practically every aspect of human existence, along with the acquiring and sale of goods and services. Information technology has spawned a slew of new products. E-commerce elevates a multitude of problems, notably data security threats, untrustworthy advertisements, and so forth. The electronic
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On “March 30, 2021”, many national leaders and humanitarian bodies issued an exceptional unified demand for a new interim agreement on global preventing and responding, stating that there would be more outbreaks and catastrophic medical catastrophes.[i] This danger cannot be addressed by a specific nation or intergovernmental organisation. The issue isn’t if it will happen,
In Canada, the two degrees of government have the ability to make work regulations. While this ‘divided sacred obligation’ regarding work relations isn’t generally seen as an attractive component of Canadian culture, it has its benefits in that it advances trial and error and gives a valuable chance to change. In addition, it takes out
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