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100			_aSwati Sulagna Das
245			_aCorporate Criminal Liability - _bChanging Scenario of Corporate Governance
260			_aBangalore _bNLSIU _c2013
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505			_aTABLE OF CONTENTS Declaration; Certificate;. Acknowledgement ; Table of Contents ; Research Methodology ; Introduction; Chapter - one ROLE OF CORPORATE CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN ENSURING GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE; 1.1. What Corporate Governance Is: 1.2 Corporate Crimes And Corporate Governance ; l.3.Failure Of Corporate Governance Lead To Corporate Crimes ; 1.4.Regulating Corporate Crimes ; 1.5. Corporate Governance & Corporate Criminal Liability; Chapter- two EVOLUTION OF CORPORATE CRIMINAL LIABILITY; 2.1 Evolution of the Concept Of Corporation As Person: 2.2 Theories Of Corporation: 2.2.1 Theories of the Corporation In American Legal Theory: 2.3 Evolution Of Corporate Criminal Liability : 2.4 Law Of Corporate Criminal Liability : 2.4.1 When Can The Corporation Be Held Criminally Liable? ; 2.4.2 Why Should Corporation Be Subject To Criminal Liability?; 2.5 Corporations As Criminals In Common Law And Civil Law Jurisdictions : 2.5.1 Mensrea ; 2.5.2 Domestic Liability For Corporate Crimes Committed Abroad ; CHAPTER- Three; 3.1. Theoretical Justification For Corporate Criminal Liability; 3.2. Common Law Theories Of Corporate Criminal Liability; 3.2.1 Agency Theory: 3.2.2 Identification Theory: 3.2.3 Aggregation Theory; 3.2.4 Obstacles In Implementing Corporate Criminal Liability; CHAPTER -four ESSENTIALS OF CORPORATE CRIMINAL LIABILITY 4.1 Essential Conditions For Corporate Criminal Liability; 4.2 When And Which Natural Persons Can Cause Corporate Criminal Liability ?; 4.3 Alternatives To Corporate Criminal Liability; CHAPTER- five CORPORATE CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR MANSLA UGHTER: 5.1 The Need To Develop New Principles Of Criminal Law For Corporations Alone; 5.2 Modern Developments In Prosecuting Corporations For Homicide; CHAPTER- six; 6.1 Corporate Criminal Liability In India; 6.2 Suggestion By Law Commission : 6.3 Corporate Criminal Liability In The Controversy ; 6.3.1 Position Pre-Standard Chartered Bank Case : 6.3.2 Status Of Corporate Criminal Liability: Post-Standard Chartered Bank Case ; 6.4 Can Criminal Liability Of Corporation Be Determined Through Imprisonment? ; 6.5 Statutory Provisions Relating To Corporate Criminal Liability; 6. 6 Procedural Aspect; CONCLUSION; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
520			_aCorporate Criminal Liability _aCorporate Governance
700			_aDr. Versha Vahini - Guide
856			_uhttp://opac.nls.ac.in:8081/xmlui/handle/123456789/1796
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