Concept Simplification with Practical Application
Doubt-Solving & Concept Live Sessions
Updated with the Latest Legal Developments
Course Outline
Apart from the detailed syllabus mentioned below, here’s what you’ll walk away with:
✅ Foundations – Purpose, scope & key principles involved.
✅ Core Concepts – Incorporation, board structure, governance & more.
✅ Practical Application – Real-world examples, landmark case laws, and recent judgments.
✅ Smart Study Tools – Assessments, Quizzes, case-based MCQs, and more.
All modules are designed to build clarity from the ground up!
Why this Course?
Let’s be honest—traditional law lectures can feel like a snooze-fest. This course is different. Here’s how:
✔️ Simplified, Exam-Ready Content – We break down even the trickiest provisions into plain English (and logic). No fluff. Only what you need.
✔️ Engaging & Practical – Real case laws, interactive assessments, and mock tests that actually make you think like a lawyer.
✔️ Always Updated – From Companies Act to IBC to SEBI—get the latest amendments and judgments, delivered in real time.
Still unsure? Watch our Demo videos—and see for yourself what smart, stress-free learning looks like.
Course Syllabus
- Welcome Aboard!
- Comp-ortunities | Career & Scope
- Com-pedia | Key Words
- Comp-cepts | Key Concepts
- Case-o-logy | Key Case Studies
- Historical Development in India & UK
- Definition, Features, and Nature of a Company
- Corporate Personality
- Doctrines
- Classification of Companies
- Types of Companies
- Promoters
- Incorporation of a Company
- Memorandum of Association (MoA)
- Articles of Association (AoA)
- Conversion of Company
- Inspection of documents
- Powers of the Inspector
- Seizure of books and documents
- Power of the Registrar of Companies
- Investigation into Affairs of the Company
- Types of Directors
- Appointment, Retirement & Removal of Directors
- Powers, Duties & Liabilities of Directors
- Board Meetings
- Committees of the Board
- Shareholder's Meetings
- Related Party Transactions and Shareholder's Agreement
- Oppression and Mismanagement
- Class Action Suits
- Auditors
- Books of Accounts & Financial Statements
- Evolution of Corporate Governance
- Secretarial Standards (SS-1 & SS-2)
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
- CSR Rules & Compliance
- E-Governance
- Raising of Capital
- SEBI’s Role in Capital Issues
- Debt Capital
- Capital Market
- Shares Certificate, Dividends and Buyback of Securities
- Raising of Capital & Prospectus
- Concept of Corporate Liability
- Liability of Directors & Key Managerial Personnel
- Corporate Frauds
- Inspection of Documents & Inquiry Powers
- NCLT’s Role in Investigation Orders
- NCLT & NCLAT
- Restructuring & Reorganization
- Winding Up of Companies
- Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC)
- Important MCA Forms
- Filing Procedures & Deadlines
- Penalties & Common Pitfalls
Who should take this course?
Whether you're just starting out or brushing up your legal know-how, this course is for you if you’re:
✔ Law Students (LLB, LLM, CLAT PG, Judiciary Aspirants)
Master core Company Law concepts with clarity and confidence.
✔ CA & CS Aspirants
Crack the corporate law sections with practical understanding and case-based learning.
✔ Legal Professionals & Interns
Sharpen your edge with updated knowledge of the Companies Act, IBC & SEBI laws.
✔ Startup Founders & Business Professionals
Understand compliance and governance—know what your legal team is talking about.
No legal background? No worries.
We start from scratch and build up to advanced topics—step by step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Company law is a branch of law that governs the formation, functioning, and regulation of companies. It’s important because it ensures corporate accountability, protects stakeholder interests, and maintains legal compliance in business operations.
Yes, Company Law under Corporate Law is part of the CLAT PG syllabus. Questions often test your application-based understanding of topics like incorporation, directors’ responsibilities, and corporate governance under key sections of the Companies Act.
Yes, you can pursue an LLM in corporate law after completing your LLB. Several top universities offer specialised LLM programmes focusing on corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, and securities law.
Corporate law is used in litigation and arbitration to resolve disputes involving shareholder rights, contract breaches, and regulatory violations. Lawyers apply statutes like the Companies Act and SEBI regulations to argue such cases.
Yes. Company Law is a core subject in the Company Secretary (CS) curriculum. This course simplifies complex provisions of the Companies Act, 2013, and provides case-based understanding, which is highly useful for clearing CS Executive and Professional level exams.
Yes. While the certificate is not a substitute for a degree, it strengthens your resume and demonstrates your practical understanding of Company Law. Many recruiters and internship coordinators value candidates who have additional certifications in specialized legal subjects.
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