The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal “NCLAT” on May 1, 2024, addressed the critical question in the case of State Bank of India V. India Power Corporation Ltd. (2024) on what constitutes a “Certified Copy” for the
In the case of Chetan Prabhashankar Joshi vs Board of directors of Pegasus assets reconstruction private limited the Supreme Court declined to provide notice in a petition under Section 18 of the Securitization and Reconstruction
In a significant decision, Supreme Court of India ruled that the suspension of a life sentence can only be considered only if there is clear evidence that the conviction is unsustainable and the conviction has an opportunity
India’s Real Estate Sector is currently facing a profound crisis marked by a surge in insolvency cases, according to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI). Manufacturing sector stands at 40 percent, real estate at 21 percent, construction at 11 percent and trading at 10 percent of the surge. A major factor behind it is
In this digital era, where people are entrusting their personal information more to digital platforms and services, individual data privacy has become a major concern and the need for data protection has grown ever since. Personal information such as date of birth, home address, and bank account information are the most sensitive
The Supreme Court of India has declared that Article 142 of the Indian Constitution, 1949 (the “Constitution”) is an exception to the theory of merger and stare decisis in the case of Government of NCT of Delhi.
The Supreme Court of India has issued an interim order directing the Tamil Nadu government not to obstruct buses registered in other states that hold an All-India Tourist Permit (“AITP”). This decision is significant…
Realizing that arbitration can be a productive means settling of conflicts in a world growing more interconnected by the day, India has set out in recent years to establish itself as the worldwide centre of arbitration. Arbitration is a popular option for both domestic and foreign corporations because it provides parties with a flexible
The recent ruling by the Indian Supreme Court in the case of Shriram EPC Ltd vs Rioglass Solar SA (Shriram EPC case) solidifies India’s dedication to upholding international arbitration decisions, marking a significant shift in the country’s approach to arbitration enforcement. The legal dispute between the appellant and
In recent years, with the development of Asia, India has emerged as an active player in the field of international arbitration. Interestingly, India was one of the first few countries to be a signatory of the New York Convention in 1960. Yet the nation was historically perceived as a country that prioritizes litigation; the nation has experienced notable.