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If you’ve done debenture related work, then questions like:
Explain Process of NCD issuance
Difference between pledge, hypothecation, mortgage? Types of mortgage ?
Factual questions from Section 42, 180 (1)a & c, Sec 185, 186
Do you need to open separate bank account? Do you need ISIN? How many resolutions need to be passed? (1 - for issuance, 1 - for allotment)
Is it mandatory to pass shareholder resolution?
Can you do 2 NCD issuances in 1 year? On what condition? What do you need to mention in BR?
Conceptual questions from Section 42 and allied Rules?
Is it legally required to appoint debenture trustee? Under what circumstances?
Is it legally required to execute DTD? Or can you do the issuance basis term sheet?
Questions from CP/ CS checklist
What NOCs required before a financing?
Clauses in a contract - Rep v Warranty v Covenants
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All the best!
Oh and do your research on the practice and partner before sending mails to partners. Carpet bombing only leaves craters!
Genuine advice. Of course the downvoters will down vote. Who cares?
Pranav is a 2017 BA,LLB alum from NALSAR and only taught there for 2 years. He is very diligent and friendly with students. He had taught Law of Evidence, Criminal Law and Administrative Law and is getting the same subjects at NLSIU.
Sid.C needs no introduction for folks at NLSIU. At NALSAR, he has taught Constitutional Law, Comparative Public Law, Legal Philosophy and Statutory Interpretation among other things over a decade. He has just returned to NLSIU a few months ago, so current students may not have noticed him as yet.
One did an LLM from Harvard and is today doing very well as a commercial lawyer.
One did a BCL from Oxford and today has a strong lit practice.
Another got a scholarship for BCL at Oxford and is into corporate law.
Another did an LLM from the US (non-Ivy but top law school) and is working abroad at a top organisation.
There are many similar examples. Often, their achievements are celebrated on the NUJS Facebook page and sometimes they are invited for guest lectures.
To all those hating on NRI quota students and calling them “brats”, is it your case that the above people were undeserving?
Alternative options for you- retake the exams and go to Jiggles/SLS to meet like minded folk
1/3 of the hostel's residents contracting dengue reflects entirely on the conditions of the hostel and not the 1/3 affected crowd. The water further is known to make many sick which is why some kids avoid using hostel RO water entirely.
The feeling that no one cares is very true especially when you first arrive. Try making some decent friends to remedy this, even though most of the people here are fake, just having some good company helps. Stay focused on your academics and you'll no doubt have good prospects waiting by the time you're through.
Second, shaming a victim is a really low path to take.
Third, is in response to the OPs query, there are multiple people that I know who have been placed at Vidhi right after graduating law school. You can either intern with them and build a relationship and then request for an interview. Or, if Vidhi comes to your university for recruitment and you have demonstrable interest in Policy (internship/ writing etc.), you have a fair chance of getting selected.
So I'm curious - what are the biggest legal headaches that new startups in India usually face? I'm talking about those tricky issues that can really trip up a small business owner who's just trying to get their idea off the ground.
If any of you have experience with this or know someone who does, I'd love to hear about it. What should new entrepreneurs watch out for? Are there any legal pitfalls that people often overlook?
Thanks in advance for any insights you can share! I'm just trying to get prepared before I dive in.
So I'm curious - what are the biggest legal headaches that new startups in India usually face? I'm talking about those tricky issues that can really trip up a small business owner who's just trying to get their idea off the ground.
If any of you have experience with this or know someone who does, I'd love to hear about it. What should new entrepreneurs watch out for? Are there any legal pitfalls that people often overlook?
Thanks in advance for any insights you can share! I'm just trying to get prepared before I dive in.
None of the answers you have given are correct.
Also, if you took the second test can you share the scope of questions. I am done with my first round as well.
Also did they communicate the results for the first assesment?
So we now have Indira Jaising, Karuna Nandy, Vrinda Grover against the state of WB.
Kapil Sibal and Menaka Guruswamy for the state of WB.
Incidentally, Menaka, Karuna and Vrinda are all TIME 100 honourees.
Meenakshi Arora appeared for Sandip Ghosh, the arrested principal accused of corruption and covering up the rape-murder.
NLSIU Phiroze Eduljee appeared for one of the parties seeking justice.
And of course Tushar Mehta for the CBI.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/west-bengal/vrinda-grover-to-represent-rg-kar-victims-family-in-courts/article68682002.ece/amp/
https://www.edexlive.com/news/2024/Sep/25/womens-commission-should-take-cognisance-of-this-matter-priyanka-gandhi-on-rgnul-protests