Corporate Criminal Liability
And that whoever did this-motivated by revenge, anger, or who knows what else-inflicted harm on him in what looks like a calculated manner, timing the release when it would hurt him the most. Overall, Bittle’s analysis demonstrates how the political sensibilities of corporate capitalism shaped how legislators evaluated proposals for heightening corporate criminal liability around workplace injury. Dr Prem Luthra vs Iftekhar (2004) 11 CLD 37 (SCDRC – UTTARANCHAL) Mrs Savitri Devi vs Union of India IV (2003) CPJ 164 Dr Devendra Madan vs Shakuntala Devi I (2003) CPJ 57 (NC).
The Board of Directors under no circumstances met to discuss TIBET’s failure to file its 2011 audited financial statement. The Board of Directors and Board Observers never met to talk about TIBET’s failure to file its 2011 audited monetary statement. Violations of these provisions may well subject the offender to criminal or civil liability and permit the SEC to … Read the rest >>>