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Corporate veil01

Can the corporate veil be lifted?

Yes, though Indian courts do so with restraint. The veil is set aside where the corporate form is used to perpetrate fraud, evade an obligation, or where associated companies function as a single economic entity.

[1897] AC 22 (HL) AIR 1988 SC 1737

BUDS Act02

Is it mandatory to list all attached properties in a BUDS provisional attachment order?

In 2024 ICO 1363, the Court held that the absence of a complete list of attached properties does not invalidate the provisional attachment order.

2024 ICO 1363 2024 ICO 1255

Directors' duties03

Are independent directors liable for company defaults?

Liability attaches only where the default occurred with their knowledge, attributable through board processes, or with their consent or connivance, not merely by virtue of office.

Companies Act, 2013, s.149(12)

KAPA Delay in Judicial Custody04

Is a delay in passing a preventive detention order fatal when the detenue is already in judicial custody?

No, a delay in passing a preventive detention order is not automatically fatal when the proposed detenue is already in judicial custody under Indian law.

2022 ICO 2252 2022 ICO 2035

NCLAT Member Incapacity05

Does an NCLAT Judicial Member's refusal to undergo a Medical Board examination justify an adverse inference?

Yes. A Judge may draw an adverse inference from a Judicial Member's refusal to undergo a medical examination under Rule 5(8) of the NCLT and NCLAT Rules, 2020, provided the inquiry follows the principles of natural justice.

NCLT & NCLAT (Judicial Member Investigation) Rules, 2020

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