Document Type
Research Article
Abstract
Is a model of a theory of Indian corporate jurisprudence effable? This paper posits that jurisprudence of Indian corporate law is desirable and possible. Given the relative nascence of the Companies Act 2013, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 and the Competition Act 2002, this paper undergirds the possibility of jurisprudence through modelling-the meld model-which is, jurisprudentially speaking, a synthesis between 'exclusive legal positivism' and 'law and economics'. The paper instantiates the utility and desirability of the meld model through test suites - i.e. select case laws in the context of company, competition and insolvency laws. With the help of test suites, i.e. a synthesis of exclusive legal positivism and law-and-economics. It finds that the meld model is a lucidly workable model for Indian corporate jurisprudence.
Publication Date
1-26-2022
Recommended Citation
Singh, Rahul, "The Meld Model: The Holy Grail of Indian Corporate Jurisprudence" (2022). Articles. 29.
https://repository.nls.ac.in/nls_articles/29
Journal
National Law School Business Law Review