Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
4,106 matching statutes
India
1 provisions
This Act transfers the textile undertakings from the Company to the Central Government and then to the National Textile Corporation, sets compensation and claim-payment rules, and creates penalties for interference with the undertakings.
India
1 provisions
The Act transfers the company’s undertakings to the Government, makes the Government manage them, moves employees and liabilities to the Government, requires payment to the Company, and creates penalties for withholding property or documents.
India
1 provisions
This Act lets specified public lenders recover certain dues as arrears of land revenue and bars civil suits and most arbitration over those recovery claims.
India
6 provisions
The Act establishes the Reserve Bank of India, sets its capital at five crores of rupees, requires offices in Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi and Madras, and gives the Central Government and Central Board specified management powers.
India
2 provisions
This Act sets up the Institute and Council, defines membership and practice, requires a certificate of practice to practise, and provides disciplinary and administrative powers.
India
7 provisions
This provision sets the Insurance Act, 1938’s title, extent, and commencement, defines key terms, and imposes registration, capital, naming, fee, and foreign-policy restrictions on insurance business.
India
1 provisions
This Act defines “public financial institution,” restricts disclosure of constituent information, allows limited information sharing for functions, and requires covered personnel to sign a fidelity and secrecy declaration.
India
14 provisions
This part sets out the Code’s title, staged commencement, key definitions, and the main land-revenue authorities and their powers.
India
1 provisions
The Company may set an earlier redemption date and deemed face value for each bond, but the deemed face value cannot be below the specified minimum formula.
India
6 provisions
This part sets out the Act’s main institutions and powers, including the Central Electricity Authority, State Electricity Boards, and key duties to supply information.
India
2 provisions
This Act provides for the Government to acquire and vest the mills, pay compensation through the Commissioner, and transfer management and employees to the Company when directed.
India
2 provisions
This Act lets the State Government and Boards set up and run land improvement schemes, and it requires landowners in a scheme to pay for applicable work and maintain or repair required works.
India
1 provisions
The Act transfers most shares of Orissa Textile Mills Limited to the State Government and requires compensation and claim handling through a Commissioner of Payments.
India
2 provisions
This part sets up land improvement schemes, the authorities that handle them, how objections are taken, and the penalties for breaking scheme rules.
India
1 provisions
This Act covers gift goods in Uttar Pradesh, defines key terms, criminalises unauthorised possession or dealing with gift goods, allows police arrest without warrant for suspected offences, and lets courts forfeit property and the State Government amend the schedules.
India
2 provisions
This part creates corresponding new banks, transfers existing banks’ undertakings to them, and sets rules for capital, shareholding, governance, accounts, and government/Reserve Bank control.
India
1 provisions
The Act limits course-book dealers and publishers, lets the State Government fix notified prices, and gives authorities search, inspection, seizure, and penalty powers.
India
2 provisions
This Act sets up the Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission and gives it licensing and regulatory powers over electricity in Rajasthan.
India
1 provisions
This Act applies to banking and insurance disputes, limits State Governments from sending those disputes to tribunals, and gives the Central Government powers to refer disputes to an Industrial Tribunal and suspend or later end prior awards or decisions.
India
1 provisions
This Act repeals the Sick Industrial Companies (Special Provisions) Act, 1985, dissolves the Appellate Authority and the Board, transfers certain assets and liabilities to the Central Government, and lets the Central Government make rules for carrying out the Act.