CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : CS Executive Economic and Commercial Laws Video Lectures has been prepared to provide an understanding of certain economic and commercial legislations which have direct bearing on the functioning of companies. These video lectures has been divided into two parts consisting of fifteen study lessons. Part A consists of Study Lessons I to IX, whereas Part B consists of Study Lessons X to XV.
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 1 : FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT |
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Learning Objectiv, Introducti, Definitio, Regulation and Management of Foreign Exchan, Current Account Transactio, Capital Account Transacti, Foreign Direct Investment Policy 2016, Intent and Objectiv, Definition, Eligible Investors, Eligible Investee Entities, Entry Routes for Investment, Prohibited Sectors, FDI – Permitted Sectors, Types of Investments, Provisions Relating to Issue/Transfer of Shares, Prior Permission of RBI in Certain Cases for Transfer of Capital Instruments, Conversion of ECB/Lumpsum Fee/Royalty etc. into Equity, Issue of Rights/Bonus Shares, Remittance and Repatriation, Reporting of FDI, Adherence to Guidelines/Orders and Consequences of Violation, Penalties, Adjudication and Appeals, Compounding Proceedings, Investment in Equity of Companies Registered Overseas/Rated Debt Instruments, Acquisition and Transfer of Immovable Property Outside India, Acquisition and Transfer of Immovable Property in India, Establishment in India of Branch/Liaison/Project Office, Export of Goods and Services Realisation, Repatriation and Surrender of Foreign Currency, Possession and Retention of Foreign Currency or Foreign Coins, Authorised Person, Contravention and Penalties, Enforcement of the Orders of Adjudicating Authority, Compounding of Contraventions, Powers of Reserve Bank to Compound Contravention, Powers of Enforcement Directorate to compound contravention, Payment of Compounded Amount, Adjudication and Appeal, Appointment of Adjudicating Authority, Appeal to Special Director (Appeals), Establishment of Appellate Tribunal, Appeal to High Court, Directorate of Enforcement, Investigation, Contravention by Companies, LESSON ROUND-UP, SELF-TEST QUESTIONS, FOREIGN CONTRIBUTION (REGULATION) ACT
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 2 : FOREIGN TRADE POLICY AND PROCEDURE |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Focus of the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), Legal Basis of the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), Amendment to Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), Transitional Arrangements, Definitions, General Provisions Regarding Imports and Exports, Importer Exporter Code Number (IEC No), IEC No: Exempted Categories, Principles of Restriction, Export and Import of Restricted Goods/Services, Export from India Schemes, Merchandise Export from India Schemes (MEIS), Service Exports from India Schemes (SEIS), Status Holder, Status Category, Duty Exemption/Remission Schemes, Advance Authorisation for Spices, Eligible Applicant/Export/Supply, Advance Authorisation for Annual Requirement, Eligibility Condition to obtain Advance Authorisation for Annual Requirement, Value Addition, Admissibility of Drawback, Validity Period for Import, Importability/Exportability of items that are Prohibited/Restri, State Trading Enterprise, Free of Cost Supply by Foreign Buyer, Domestic sources of Inputs, Currency for Realisation
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 3 : COMPETITION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION(THE COMPETITION ACT, 2002) |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Definition of Competition, Competition and Economic Efficiency, Competition Law and Policy, Competition Regime in India, Economic Reforms and Competition, Competition Law—Evaluation and Development, Background to the MRTP Act, 1969, MRTP (Amendment) Act, 1991, Scope and Applicability of the MRTP Act, Monopolistic Trade Practices, Restrictive Trade Practices, Unfair Trade Practices, Consumer Protection Law in India, Recommendations of Sachar Committee, Competition Act, 2002, Definitions, Anti Competitive Agreements, Prohibition of abuse of Dominant Position, Combinations, Regulation of Combinations, Competition Commission of India, Inquiry into certain agreements and dominant position of enterprise, Inquiry into Combination by Commission, Reference by a statutory authority, Meetings of Commission, Procedure for inquiry on complaints under section 19 … 166 , Orders by Commission after inquiry into Agreeme, Abuse of Dominant Position, Division of Enterprise Enjoying Dominant
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 4 : INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS |
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Learning Objectives, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, General Agreement on Trade and Services, World Intellectual Property Organization, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, Concept and development of Intellectual property Law in India, Concept of patent, Concept of Trade Mark, Concept of Copy Right, Concept of Design, Concept of Geographical Indication, LESSON ROUND-UP, SELF-TEST QUESTIONS
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 5 : LAW RELATING TO ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, Important Definitions, Appointment of Arbitrators, Power of Central Government to Amend Fourth Schedule, Grounds for Challenge, Challenge Procedure, Failure or Impossibility to Act as an Arbitrator, Interim Measures Ordered by Arbitral Tribunal, Equal Treatment of Parties, Determination of Rules of Procedure, Place of Arbitration, Commencement of Arbitral Proceedings, Language, Statements of Claim and Defence, Hearings and Written Proceedings, Default of a Party, Expert Appointment by Arbitral Tribunal, Court Assistance in taking Evidence, Rules Applicable to Substance of Dispute, Decision Making by Penal of Arbitrators, Time Limit for Arbitral Award, Fast Track Procedures, Settlement, Form and Contents of Arbitral Awards, Termination of Proceedings, Correction and Interpretation of Awards; Additional Award, Application for Setting Aside Arbitral Award, Finality of Arbitral Award, Enforcement, Appealable Orders, Deposits.
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 6 : LAW RELATING TO TRANSFER OF PROPERTY |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Important Definitions, Moveable and Immovable Property, Rules relating to Transfer of Property (Whether moveable or immovable), Who can transfer the Property, Subject Matter of Transfer, Formalities of Transfer, Restraint on Transfers or Rule against Inalienability, Transfer for benefit of Unborn Person, Conditional Transfer, Doctrine of Election, Transfer by Ostensible Owner or Doctrine of Holding Out, Doctrine of Feeding the Grant by Estoppel, Doctrine of Fraudulent Transfer, Doctrine of Part-Performance, Properties which cannot be Transferred, Rule against Perpetuity, Accumulation of Income, Doctrine of Lis Pendens, Provisions relating to Specific Transfers, Sale, Exchange, Gift, Leases, Meaning and Nature of Lease, Lease and Licence, Formalities, Types of Tenancies, Requirements of a valid Notice, Determination of Leases, Duties of the Lessor, Duties of the Lessee, Rights of the Lessee, Actionable Claims,
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 7 : LAW RELATING TO STAMPS |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Important Definitions, Instruments chargeable with Duty, Extent of liability of Instruments to Duty, Section 4 not applicable, Instruments coming within several descriptions in Schedule-I, Bonds, Debentures issued under the Local Authoriti, Loan Act 1879, Securities dealt in depository not liable to stamp duty, Corporatisation and demutulisation schemes and r, instruments not liable to duty, Reduction, Remission and Compounding of Duties, Valuation for Duty under the Act, Consideration to be Set Out, Apportionment, Persons liable to pay Duty, Receipts, Party liable to Pay, Methods of Stamping, Use of Adhesive Stamps, Cancellation of Adhesive Stamps, Mode of cancellation of Adhesive Stamps, Instruments stamped with impressed Stamps how to be Written, Denoting Duty, Time of Stamping Instruments, Adjudication as to Stamps, Instruments not duly Stamped – Treatment and Consequences, Unstamped Receipts, Instruments not duly Stamped inadmissible in Evidence, Admission of
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 8 : LAW RELATING TO CONTRACT |
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Learning Objectives, Meaning and Nature of Contract, Essential Elements of a Valid Contract, Offer or Proposal and Acceptance, Intention to Create Legal Relations, Consideration, Whether Gratuitous Promise can be Enforced, Flaws in Contract, Flaw in capacity – Capacity and Persons, Mistake, Misrepresentation, Wilful Misrepresentation or Fraud, Coercion, Undue Influence, Legality of Object, Agreements in Restraint of Trade Void, Wagering Agreements, Void Agreements, Restitution, Contingent Contract, Certain Relations Resembling Those of Contracts (Quasi-Contracts), Discharge or Termination of Contracts, Performance of Contracts, Discharge by Mutual Agreement or Consent, Discharge by Lapse of Time, Discharge by Operation of the Law, Discharge by Impossibility or Frustration, Discharge by Breach, Remedies for Breach, Contract of Indemnity and Guarantee, Contract of Bailment and Pledge, Bailment, Pledge, Law of Agency, LESSON ROUND UP, SELF-TEST QUESTIONS
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 9 : PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING |
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Procedure for incorporation of company for charitable and other public utility purposes without additio, of the words “limited” or “private limited” to its , Procedure for issue of licence under section 8 to a company already registere, Procedure for incorporation of a company as subsidiary of an existing company, Unlimited companies, Procedure to form a nidhi compan, Procedure to register a foreign company in Indian.
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 10 : LAW RELATING TO ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT, 1955 |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction,, Object and scope of the Act, Definitions, Essential Commodities, Authorities responsible to administer the Act, Powers of the Central Government to control produ, supply and distribution etc., of essential commodities, – Power to issue orders, – Fixing the price of essential commodities being s, Government, – Fixing the price of essential commodities during emergency, – Payment of procurement price for food grains and edible oils, – Fixing price for sugar to be paid to producer, – Power to appoint Authorised Controller, – Imposition of duties on State Government, Delegation of powers, Nature of Order passed under the Act, Effect of the Order, Presumption as to Orders, Burden of proof in certain cases, Protection for acts done in pursuance of order, Confiscation of essential commodities, Seizure and confiscation of essential commodities, Sale of the confiscated commodity, Disposal of sale proceeds of confiscated goods, Issue of show cause notice before confis, of
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 11 : LAW RELATING TO SOCIETIES |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Registration, Procedure for Registration, Rules and Regulations, Society May Make Bye-laws, Members –Their Rights and Liabilities, When Members Treated as Strangers, Property of Society: Where it vests?, Working and Management of Society, Amendment or Alteration, Suits by and Against Society, Enforcement of Judgement Against Society, Amalgamation or Division of the Society, Dissolution of Society, Consequences of Dissolution, Registrar of Societies – Powers & Duties, Offences and Penalties, LESSON ROUND-UP.
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 12 : LAW RELATING TO TRUSTS |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Indian Trust Act, Scope, Definition of Trust, Trust and Contract, Difference Between Trust and Bailment, Trust and Agency, Classification of Trusts, Creation of Trusts, Certainties of a Trust, Who Can Create a Trust, Who May be a Trustee, Duties of Trustee, Liabilities of Trustees, Rights, Powers and Disabilities of Trustees, Meaning of a Beneficiary, Who may be a Beneficiary, Doctrine of Cypres, Rights and Liabilities of Beneficiaries, Extinction of a Trust, Revocation of a Trust, LESSON ROUND-UP, SELF TEST QUESTIONS.
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 13 : INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT AND REGULATION |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Industrial Policy Resolution, 1948, Industrial Policy Resolution, 1956, New Industrial Policy, 1991, The Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951, Definitions, Central Advisory Council, Development Council, Regulation of Scheduled Industries, Registration of existing industrial undertakings, Issue of Certificate of Registration, Circumstances when registration is not necessary, Penalty for failure to register, Power to revoke registration, Licensing of industrial undertakings, What is an industrial licence, Power of the Central Government to revoke, licences in certain cases, Investigation, Investigation into Scheduled Industries/Industrial Undertakings, Investigation into the affairs of a company in liquidation, Directions after investigation, Takeover of Industrial Undertakings, Take over after investigation, Effect of notified order, Contracts in bad faith to be cancelled or varied, Take-over without investigation, Sections 18A and 18AA – Compari
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CS Executive Economic Commercial Laws Video Lectures : Chapter 14 : LAW RELATING TO POLLUTION CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION |
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Learning Objectives, Introduction, Concept of Sustainable Development, Principles of Sustainable Living, Bio-Diversity, Carbon Credit, Environmental Protection in India – Regulatory Framework, The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Scope and scheme of the Act, Definitions, General powers of the Central Government, Nature and type of regulation, Power to enter, inspect, take samples, etc., Environmental Laboratories, Functions of Environmental Laboratories, Offences and penalties, Environmental clearance and location of industries, Environmental Audit, Liability for pollution, LESSON ROUND UP, SELF TEST QUESTION
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