Oakbridge Corporate Law Referencer (Set of 2 Volumes) By Sumit Pahwa 12th Edition April 2026

Description :

Corporate Law Referencer presents a 360 degree view of the Companies Act, 2013 and Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 with section-wise arrangement of all Circulars, Orders, Rules & Notifications including Procedures, FAQs, Resolutions, Adjudication Orders and Judicial Precedents.

12th Edition, updated upto 1st April 2026 includes:

• Companies Act, 2013 and Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 updated up to 1st April, 2026
• Annual editions regularly updated to incorporate legislative changes
• Section is the King – All Circulars, Orders, Rules and Notifications (CORN) including Procedures, FAQs, Resolutions and Judicial Precedents have been placed below the relevant section
• Compliance checklists and tables on Compliances for Listed Companies under the LODR, Takeover code, Insider Trading, Buy-Back and ESOP & Sweat Equity Regulations
• Quick Referencers containing 250+ procedures and compliance checklists for both Listed and Unlisted Companies
• 800+ FAQs on grey areas and practical issues
• 250+ landmark judgments on key issues
• Formats of 100+ resolutions under relevant sections
• Secretarial Standards
• Notes on 100+ adjudication orders on the key matters providing readers an insight into the cost of non-compliance
• 23 Quick Reference Tables (QRTs)

About The Author

eMinds Legal is a boutique Corporate Law Firm based in Gurgaon, India, specializing in Corporate Secretarial, Corporate Legal, Compliance, Accounting & Payroll. The firm comprises of a team of around 40+ professionals with in-depth subject matter knowledge and Partners having industry experience of over 20 years each. Sumit Pahwa, Partner, eMinds Legal is the lead author of the book. A Corporate Lawyer & Company Secretary, Sumit is the Co-founder of Complinity – Governance, Risk and Compliance Software. Sumit has over 20 years of experience and is an expert in Corporate Laws, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), and Cyber. Sumit regularly appears before the benches of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in relation to IBC, shareholder disputes and other matters.