1 October 2025

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Beyond the Form: Collective Awareness and the New Frontiers of Director Disclosure under Section 184 – Part II

The NCLT Mumbai Bench’s Ruling in Diven Dembla v. Precision Rubber Industries (2025) Reasoning and Doctrinal Soundness The Tribunal based its conclusion on a chain of authorities, citing: A. Sivasailam, Suryakant Gupta and Ravi Raj Gupta as aligning with the principle that Section 299 (and by parallel Section 184) is not infringed if “other members of the […]

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Beyond the Form: Collective Awareness and the New Frontiers of Director Disclosure under Section 184 – Part I

Introduction A statutory duty on company directors to disclose personal interests to their board is imposed via Section 184 of the Companies Act, 2013. A disclosure rule that has its lineage in Section 299 of the erstwhile Companies Act, 1956. This article traces the origins and evolution of that disclosure duty from the 1956 Act

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