The Supreme Court, in its landmark decision in Attorney General for India and Ors. v. Satish and Ors. has once again swung the pendulum in favour of

Through this article, we aim to discuss the power of the courts in India to modify the arbitral awards and the recent pronouncement of the Apex Court clarifying the position.

In this Article the attempt shall be to discern the answer to two important issues in the realm of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC)

Typically, one of the key elements of a project financing structure is a special purpose project company (Project Company or SPV) with no business antecedents, which is set up with the sole aim of developing and implementing the project being housed in it

One of the most common methods for the procurement of goods and services by the public authorities in India is through the tendering process. This is mainly because the public authorities, being instrumentalities of the state, do not enjoy absolute freedo

The brunt of the global pandemic has been suffered by all business entities irrespective of their size or market share. Though the hardships have been suffered by all, it would not be farfetched to say that the deepest impact was felt by borrowers/debtors

What is so unique about the Delhi High Courts order in Interdigital Technology Corporation & Ors. v. Xiaomi Corporation & Ors., (hereinafter Xiaomi case) which has pulled the Indian legal fraternity attention.

Emergency Arbitration is the mechanism for granting urgent pro tem or interim reliefs or measures to a party that cannot wait for the formation of an Arbitral Tribunal. The proceedings of this type of arbitration are conducted by an Emergency Arbitrator

In its judgement dated March 17, 2020, in the matter of Council of Architects v. Mukesh Goyal & Ors. 1, the Supreme Court held that the Architects Act, 1972 (Act) does not prohibit individuals not registered under it from engaging in the practice of arc

The issue whether a civil suit filed for recovery of possession, arrears of rent and mesne profit for a rented commercial premises would be a commercial suit within the provisions of Section 2 (1) (c) (vii) of the Commercial Courts, Commercial Division an

Coronavirus is the typical Black Swan event. 2 The global Coronavirus outbreak has led to destabilization of the world economy, a loss of earnings for companies as well as individuals, rise in the unemployment rate and a significant drop in the stock ma

In what can be seen as a big push to party autonomy in Arbitration agreements, a three-Judge Bench of the Supreme Court of India, speaking through Justice R.F. Nariman in PASL Wind Solutions vs. GE Power Conversion Indiai, has once and for all,

With the rise of start-ups and the digital market, avenues for the incorporation of various entities has increased over the years but it is equally important for these new ventures to be in consonance with the pre and post incorporation compliances. To fu

Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions have undergone a remarkable change amidst the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. In the current corporate climate, M&A prospects have found a conducive environment in the form of positive government intervention, a relatively boug

India is an emerging market with expansive scope and opportunities for Indian and foreign investors alike. As a result, many companies continue to target expansion by establishing their businesses in India. Investors can decide the legal structure within

Uncertainty and unpredictability were the watchwords for 2020. Business and consumer behaviour trends witnessed an everlasting evolution in 2020 and the velocity of change continues to increase. The Covid-19 pandemic and the economic impact has unveiled t

The law on Arbitration in our country has witnessed rapid changes; most of these changes being largely attributable to the growing need to make India a pro-arbitration country in the International commercial and business world. Several other evolvements i

The resilience of a growing economy is tested and determined when its banking system is put to the test. Despite being relatively stable throughout a series of recessions, the Indian banking industry contains a series of vulnerabilities which have been le