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JSW STEEL VS KENCES LTD- Case study: (M2121- Joylin Vadaser663y)

by Joylin Vadasery on 01/09/22 Administrative Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law No Comments • #jswsteel

The dispute between both the parties took place because of unfulfillment of terms of agreement dated 4 December 2010, which is in the nature of a storage contract. Kences Ltd had agreed to provide an open area with hard top, levelled with paved blocks and proper drainage facility of 60,000 sq. meters and covered shed of 1000 sq. mars. to JSW for storage of their goods with suitable handling equipment. The agreement was for a period commencing from 4 December 2010 to 3 December 2011. A work order dated 5 February 2011 was placed with Kences Ltd. However, Kences did Read More

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vodafone merge case

by Vignesh1999 on 13/07/22 Administrative Law, Management No Comments •

Add description for your Article from here.Name: vignesh Kundekar Subject: LAW Roll no: M2158 TOPIC: Case study Vodafone INTRODUCTION: Vodafone Case study describes the situation when Idea Cellular and Vodafone after the entrance of JIO. So, here is the Vodafone case study which describes the position of Vodafone and Idea Cellular before and post-merger, reasons for the merger, how did merger take place and critical analyses of the merger. Vodafone Company Detail: Came from the UK based Vodafone Group plc. It is a multinational service provider of telecommunications in 22 different countries as of 20th November 2020. And, in India Read More

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Starbucks

by Suhail Khan on 13/07/22 Administrative Law, Business, Legal Issues, Management No Comments • Antiunion, seattle, starbucks

Name _ Suhail Khan Subject _ Law Roll no _ M2150 Case Study Starbucks Introduction : – Starbucks is a chain of stores that sell coffee. A chain is many stores owned by the same company. Many of the stores look the same, and all stores sell the same items, often at the same prices. As well as coffee, Starbucks sells beverages and baked goods. Starbucks Corporation. It’s one of the most successful companies in the world, not only in the coffee shop business. It is so successful because it was able to provide an experience that changed how much Read More

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Pacific Coast Coal Mines Ltd Vs Arbuthnot

by Pranali Kailas Hande on 13/07/22 Administrative Law, Legal Issues, Management No Comments • #constructivenotice #doctrine #AOA #MOA

 INTRODUCTIONS: The company has no power to do any act not authorized expressly or impliedly by its memorandum and any act so done is ultra vires and incapable of ratification, even if every member of the company assents to it.  CONCEPT OF CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE: Doctrine of Constructive notice is nothing but a protection provided to the company against the outsiders. The doctrine of indoor management is completely contrary to it. It is the protection provided to the outsiders against the company. Thus both the doctrines maintain a balance and do not lead to any abuse. One thing that Read More

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Jitender Bansal vs Domino’s Jubilant FoodWorks Limited.

by Jebesh Rejo Nadar on 13/07/22 Administrative Law, Management, Marketing No Comments • #plasticban #save-environment #justice

 INTRODUCTIONS – The case of the complainant is that he ordered food items with OPs on 15.2.2019 and it was Carry Out (Take Away) order. It is averred that when the complainant reached the outlet of Opposite Party No.1 to collect the food items order, they handed over the food without carry bag and when the complainant asked for carry bag, they charged Rs.12/- for it and gave receipt, apart from bill for food items of Rs.261.24/-. It is stated that the charging for a carry bag by the OPs even without mentioning the same at Store, is deficiency Read More

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Relaxo asserts its Design in the Slippers to stop Aqualite’s use

by Rakshita Shetty on 12/07/22 Administrative Law, Legal Issues, Marketing, Sales No Comments •

Indian footwear market is estimated to be US $ 15.5 billion by 2022. With tremendous growth potential, the sector is witnessing an unprecedented investment and launch of footwear directed towards all segments of society. As disposable income rises among Indian consumers, they move up the value chain, demanding products for different uses and occasions. The post discusses a Design infringement and passing off action brought by Relaxo Footwears Limited (Relaxo) before the Delhi High Court against the defendant, Aqualite Industries Pvt Limited (Aqualite). Relaxo seeks to restrain Aqualite from dealing in footwear (slippers), alleging they are imitating their designs and Read More

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Legal cases of Zomato

by zikra haque on 12/07/22 Administrative Law, Career, Civil Law, Criminal Law, Economics, Sales - Marketing, Starting a Business No Comments •

introduction & background On 9th of March, 2021 one Hitesha Chandranee of Bangalore claimed that when she complained of her food delivery from Zomato getting delayed, she was assaulted by the delivery person (more particularly punched on the face).[1] The woman has posted a video of her bleeding nose online. While the woman herself was first booked by the police for assaulting the delivery guy. However, a day later the delivery boy – one Kamaraj was arrested and Zomato suspended him as per procedure. According to the delivery boy, the women assaulted him first and so he filed a complaint Read More

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Vivo

by Vishal Radhakrishna Kurup on 12/07/22 Administrative Law, Business, Criminal Law, Legal Issues No Comments • FEMA, PMLA, Vivo

NAME : VISHAL RADHAKRISHNA KURUP ROLL NO : M2160 FY MMS VIVO CASE STUDY CASE STUDY INTRODUCTION OF THE CASE : Recently Vivo India’s almost 23 associated firms such as Grand Prospect International Communications Pvt Ltd also known as (GPICPL) transferred huge amounts of its income to the parent firm , out of total sales proceeds of Rs1,25,185 crores the company remitted Rs 62,476 crores that is almost 50% of the total income out of India and most of the amount was remitted to China . COMPANY DETAILS : Vivo Communication Technology Co. Ltd., (styled as vivo), is a Chinese Read More

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Videocon -ICICI bank Loan case

by Vandana Maurya on 12/07/22 Administrative Law No Comments • .

Add description for your ACompany- Videocon Case- Videocon & ICICI Bank case. This case is about the loan sanctioned by ICICI Bank to Videocon Group. The case rotates around a loan given by ICICI Bank to the Videocon Group as a part of a State Bank of India led consortium in 2012 and the change in ownership in a firm called Nu power Renewables pvt ltd. Which was a joint venture of Venugopal promoter of Videocon and Chanda Kochhar husband Deepak Kochhar. Venugopal Dhoot , Founder and chairman of Videocon group has applied in 20 banks for the loan and Read More

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yes bank case study

by yash shete on 12/07/22 Administrative Law, Economics, Finance, Legal Issues, Management No Comments • yes bank

Yes Bank- Case Study Analysis Introduction This study traces out the genesis of Yes bank Crises and the reasons for downfall of a major Indian Bank. This recent exceptional case has reached its epitome in terms of recovery though, but studying on this case will help me to understand the mindset of the bank to engage into dialogues with some soon to be bankrupt companies and acting as their sole survivor without taking into consideration its own balances. Incorporated in 2004, Yes Bank was founded by Rana Kapoor who headed the bank till 2018. His other co-founder — Ashok Kapoor Read More