Home
Storia in 1 fonti
Supreme Court ruling: Company criminal liability upheld even without director indictment in cheating cases
The Supreme Court ruled criminal cases against companies can proceed without specific individuals named. This decision impacts corporate criminal liability, which remains a complex legal issue. The court rejected Sanofi India's plea to quash a cheating and conspiracy case. Allegations involve undue favors from a Bhabha Atomic Research Centre scientific officer. Corporate criminal liability is a notoriously vexed issue, the bench observed.
Raccontata da
economictimes.indiatimes.com
Timeline cronologica
- ·
Supreme Court ruling: Company criminal liability upheld even without director indictment in cheating cases
The Supreme Court ruled criminal cases against companies can proceed without specific individuals named. This decision impacts corporate criminal liability, which remains a…
- ·
Company can face criminal prosecution even if no individual is made accused: Supreme Court
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has established that companies can be subjected to criminal proceedings even when no individuals are charged. This ruling sheds light on…