Vicariously liability - In case of offence committed by the ...

Indian Laws

March 22, 2018

Vicariously liability - In case of offence committed by the company its officers cannot be made vicariously liable for commission of offence on the part of the company. Vicarious liability gets attracted in case of the officers of the company only when condition precedent laid down in Section 17(1) of the Act gets satisfied. - HC

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Vicariously liability - In case of offence committed by the ...

Indian Laws

March 22, 2018

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