Cross-border transactions are becoming increasingly common in India. With these transactions, however, comes a host of risks and challenges, particularly when it comes to payments. To mitigate these risks and ensure that both parties in a transaction are protected, escrow

Multinational corporations predominated the Indian medicine market until the year 1970. India was one of the countries with the highest drug prices in the world because more medications were being imported at a higher rate. It was discovered that the

Regulation of cryptocurrency under anti-money laundering laws: recent development in the Indian economy Cryptocurrencies are a relatively new technology, and the Indian laws on cryptocurrencies are continuously changing. Due to recent developments, Anti-Money Laundering (“AML”) laws are now applicable to cryptocurrency transactions in India.

The financial services industry, with its innate technology, has been a significant sector of economies across the globe, and this fact is supported by the existence of payment processing mechanisms such as ATMs, online payment platforms, etc.

Competition law (“CL”)/Merger Control Regime was the first act that governs anti-competitive practices, it was brought and drafted because of the shortcomings of the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Legislation (“MRTP”) and it also established

A nominee director is a person appointed by the company to act as a director on its behalf. In addition to complying with all applicable laws and regulations, the nominee director must act in the best interests of the company and its shareholders.

Maximising growth potential: how a nominee director can help in successful business expansion? In today’s highly competitive global business landscape, expanding into new markets is often a key growth strategy for organizations seeking to maximise their potential. However, venturing into unfamiliar territories presents a multitude of challenges, ranging

Intellectual Property Rights and Competition Law – Reviewing it with the purview of Interference under Article 226 Intellectual Property (“IP’) Law, gives the Intellectual property holder right of exclusivity, that will allow the holder to exclude anyone else from using his Intellectual property, i.e., they give monopoly rights to the Intellectual Property holder while on the other…

Escrow is essentially a translation of the French word “escroue,” which refers to a scrap of paper holding a deed on behalf of the underlying transactions. People often think of it as a third-party account. It is a bank account where the asset value is held up until the completion

Over the past few years, there have been significant changes in the Indian legal market. As a result of liberalization and globalization of trade and commerce in the Indian society, the demand for legal services has been increasing immensely,The Bar Council of India