<p>Unique and noteworthy aspects from the earlier editions such schemes and examples, that have stood the test of time, have been retained.<br />
The addition of rules, practices and precedents relevant to secretarial practices has been brought in to address the need of practitioners, as a ready reference.<br />
The new accounting standards have made far-reaching changes to corporate reporting and sufficient material has been provided to help the reader contextualise the same in restructuring exercises.<br />
Another new phenomenon has been the merger of offshore entities into Indian companies. Topical case studies on this will help a reader looking for solutions in this space.<br />
Recently initiated steps by the government to strengthen weaker banks through consolidation have been explained in detail through analyzing the cases of Dena Bank and Bank of Baroda.<br />
Major changes under Income Tax law and the implications of Anti-Avoidance Rules have been extensively dealt with.</p>

<p><strong>New to this edition:</strong><br />
Up to date with latest case law from varied sources<br />
Discussion supplemented with novel case studies such as Horlicks brand acquisition by HUL, Diageo&rsquo; s acquisition of USL, Mindtree Chairman&rsquo;s letters to employees et al<br />
Discusses key topics including provisions of the Companies Act, tax issues, accounting issues, secretarial issues, along with novel case studies<br />
Also includes comment on reduction of capital and buy back of shares<br />
Highlights all relevant provisions that need to be looked into while embarking on the task of restructuring companies<br />
While analyzing cases, new arguments raised by advocates and the corresponding decision by judges is discussed in tabular form&rdquo;</p>
