Indian company law is a legal system which discusses the formation, working and closure of the companies present in this country. It is a bundle of incorporating legal, regulatory and directives that are intended to promote good governance, protect the interests of the shareholders and ensuring transparency and accountability in business activities. The Indian company law aside from the corporate governance principles which set the rules and guidelines for the directorship also ensures the safeguarding of the minority shareholders' rights and also the disclosure of the required information to the stakeholders. Additionally, it offers processes for corporate recoveries, mergers and acquisitions, liquidations, and winding up of companies. Get a complete picture of company laws in India and recent verdicts from Livelaw