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Legal Aspects of Mergers and Acquisitions
Introduction With the liberalization of the Indian economy, globalization, and the need for consolidation and diversification, mergers and acquisitions activity has seen a surge in recent years. Howev
Insights on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code in India: When Can a Company Be Declared Insolvent?
Introduction: Insolvency is a financial condition where a debtor is unable to repay its creditors. Whereas bankruptcy is a situation where it is legally declared that the company does not have funds t
Corporate governance plays a pivotal role in a company’s success, particularly underscored by recent corporate scandals like the Satyam and Enron debacles. These incidents have underscored the s
The Hindenburg Report And Downfall of Adani
Hindenburg Research LLC is a U.S. investment research firm known for publishing investigative reports that raise concerns about the practices, operations, or financials of specific companies. The comp
Abuse of Dominance: A Close Examination of Market Practices
Introduction: To understand the concept of abuse of dominance, we first need to under what dominance means. Dominance is a position one holds that is of greater strength as compared to others and can
Cartelization And Its Legal Implications
Introduction Cartelization, the act of creating cartels to influence the market, has a big impact on economies, industries, and customers. Cartels impede innovation and undermine free and open competi
Transforming The Legal Landscape: The Power Of Blockchain Technology
Introduction The legal industry is one of the world’s oldest and most established industries. Hundreds of years ago, the legal system was simply a matter of right and wrong. However, the sector
Mediation Bill, 2021: Everything You Need To Know About Mediation Bill
To strengthen the foundation and procedure of ADRs, the parliament introduced another Bill with respect to mediation in the parliament in December 2021. The Bill is named the Mediation Bill, 2021. Th
Introduction The Whistle Blowers Protection Act, 2011 (WBPA) provides protection for whistleblowers in India. This law offers a legal framework to protect anyone who reveals gross misconduct, abuse of
Online Dispute Resolution And Access To Justice: Analysing Challenges And Opportunities
Abstract India’s court system is frequently criticized for apparent prejudice against the wealthy and powerful, ineffectiveness, and the lengthy delay in proceedings. In India’s court syst
Insider Trading And Market regulations In India
Introduction When we talk about insider trading, in simple words it can be defined as the act of buying or selling stocks or other securities by someone who has access to important, non-public informa
Challenges and Solutions in Cross Border Insolvency Cases
Introduction With the rapid growth in technology, the number of MNC firms has increased which had led to the creation of borderless transactions among countries and businesses. Cross-border insolvency
Public Interest Litigation: How To File A PIL In India?
The term has become quite familiar amid ongoing scenarios. End number of PILs are being filed. But do you know what is a Public Interest Litigation? How to file a PIL? Who can file a PIL? Before optin
Legal Requirements To Start A Business In India
India is embracing startup culture and 1991’s LPG (Liberlisation, Privatisation and Globalisation) Reforms have played a significant role in this revolutionary change. Startup culture has led to
TRIPS and Compulsory Licensing
Overview: TRIPS (Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights) is an international agreement between all the member nations of the WTO (World Trade Organization). It lays down th
What are Bilateral Investment Treaties?
Emergence of BITs A progression of crackdowns for accomplishing financial development and general flourishing indicates a country to build up its operational norms from national to worldwide levels th
International Trade Law VIS–A-VIS Environmental Law
Overview The objective of GATT was the promotion and liberalization of free trade in goods and services. The expansion of International trade has overlapped with a dramatic rise in global environmenta
The Pharmaceuticals Industry and Intellectual Property Rights In India Intellectual Property is that area of law which deals with protecting the rights of the individuals who create original work. The
Carbon Credit And Intellectual Property Rights
Introduction Rapid industrial growth has resulted in increased energy consumption and consequently the level of carbon dioxide, and other greenhouse gas emissions are also rising. As a part of United
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