01657nam a22002177a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000070007604100080008308200180009110000190010924500320012826000310016030000240019136500590021552010780027465000330135265000180138565000210140370000150142420260425114238.0260425b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9788198779717  cAL  aeng  a346.092bGHOI  aPuranjoy Ghosh  aInvestment law and practice  aBengalurubMPP Housec2025  a941pbPBc23x15.5cm  2Lawa1343b₹896.25c₹d₹1195.00e25%f14-03-2026  aThe flow of investment in a country’s arteries and veins of its national economy has always been considered a matter of prime importance in economic growth of a country. The ‘investment word always magnifies the significance of industrial progress and growth. But it would be wrong to think that ‘investment is only required in industry, it is also equally important for other fields, especially, agriculture including horticulture, floricultural, animal husbandry, sericulture, etc. and trade and commerce. Any economic activity that requires capital, requires investment. Owners’ investment is generally designated as capital and investors’ contribution in both share capital and debt capital, is ‘investment.
Table of Contents
Chapter I :     Contexts and Concepts
Chapter II :    Institutions
Chapter III :   Investing Instruments and Share Capital
Chapter IV :   Investment in Debt Instruments
Chapter V :    Government Investment
Chapter VI :   Foreign Investment
Chapter VII :  Investment Regulatory Bodies
Chapter VIII : Protection of Investors Interest  aIncluding Foreign Investment  aShare Capital  aDebt Instruments  aMitra, N L