While the doctrine of constructive notice seeks to protect the company against the outsider, the doctrine of indoor management operates to protect the outsiders against the company. Elucidate.
CS Executive · Company Law · PYQS · June 2014
While the doctrine of constructive notice seeks to protect the company against the outsider, the doctrine of indoor management operates to protect the outsiders against the company. Elucidate.
Topics: Company Administration
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