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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Vicarious Liability"
Directors Can't Be Held Vicariously Liable In Criminal Cases Merely Because They Hold A Position In Company: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Supreme Court Seeks Armed Forces' Response Over Failure To Compensate Veteran Who Got HIV After Blood Transfusion At Military Hospital
Cheque Dishonour | No Vicarious Liability On Directors If Company Acquitted Of Offence Under NI Act: Kerala High Court
Chairman Not Vicariously Liable U/S 22-C Minimum Wages Act Without Implicating Company: Jharkhand High Court
NI Act | In Cheque Case Against Company, Persons Can't Be Made Accused Only Because They're Managing Company's Business : Supreme Court
Panchayat Vicariously Liable For Acts Of Upper Division Clerk Done In Course Of Employment: Kerala High Court
Holding Chairpersons Of Large Companies Liable For Dishonour Of Cheques Would Unfairly Expand ‘Vicarious Liability’ Under NI Act: Delhi High Court
No Vicarious Liability Of Company Managers When Their Role Not Disclosed In Complaint Petition: Jharkhand High Court
'Moratorium U/S 14(1) IBC Applies Only To Corporate Debtor; Non-Corporate Debtors U/S 141 NI Act Continue To Be Statutorily Liable': Kerala HC
Gelatin Sticks Sold Illegally Without Their Knowledge, Licence Holders Can't Be Held Vicariously Liable For Employee's Actions: Karnataka High Court
'Magistrate Mechanically Issued Process': Bombay High Court Quashes Summons In Defamation Case Against Future Generali MD, Legal Head
Liability To Deduct TDS Under Section 201 of Income Tax Act Is A Vicarious Liability, Which Ends With Discharge Of Principal Liability Of Recipient Of Income: ITAT
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