Fundamental Rights: Companies’ Command in the Indian Constitution
Lead author · Corresponding
Kishan Bansal
Student at Jindal Global Law School, India
Abstract
This paper will be divided into four parts. First, the historical background of a corporate body is compared with the pre-existing corporate theories. Second, a study on the Fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution of India along with the citizenship act is discussed. Third, a plethora of judgements laid out by the judiciary attempting to interpret and recognise the rights available to a company is discussed. Lastly, a conclusion is drawn to check whether a corporate body can be recognized under the Part III of the constitution or not in the upcoming future.
Keywords
Fundamental rights of companies in India
Fundamental rights of a juristic person
Protection granted to companies
Legal status of company
Constitution of India