the president of india has been provided with executive powers under article 76.
the president of india has been provided with executive powers under article 76.
the president of india has been provided with executive powers under article?
76
section::::regulation of the company's affairs.:regulating acts of parliament.:government of india act 1853.









































this act (16 & 17 vict. c. 95) provided that british india would remain under the administration of the company in trust for the crown until parliament should decide otherwise. it also introduced a system of open competition as the basis of recruitment for civil servants of the company and thus deprived the directors of their patronage system.









































under the act, for the first time the legislative and executive powers of the governor-general's council were separated. it also added six additional members to the governor-general's executive committee.
east india company
section::::analysis and assessment of current rules.:comparison with other jurisdictions.:vesting of executive powers.









































in vietnam, executive powers are vested solely in the director while in germany, executive powers are shared equally amongst members of the vorstand. this encourages consensus decision-making in german companies as responsibility is shared amongst all members of the vorstand. this can be further contrasted with japan, where the corporate law does not designate any positions for corporate officers (the vietnamese equivalent of director) and executive powers are largely retained within the board of directors (the vietnamese equivalent of bom).









































section::::analysis and assessment of current rules.:problems.
corporate law in vietnam