In this article, the author analyses the Supreme Court judgment in ‘https://t.co/hjH37krRf6 NV Investment Holdings LLC. v. Future Retail Limited & Ors.’
The article dealt with the issue of enforceability of Emergency Arbitration and the court’s approach toward it in light of the A&C Act. While doing so, the article also sheds out procedural complexities concerning Emergency Arbitration which still remain unresolved.
While noting the landmark impact of the SC judgement, the author opines on the interpretation of debt and it's applicability to various scenarios under IBC.
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The latest article on our blog analyzes the Supreme Court's judgement in M/s Orator Marketing Pvt Ltd v M/s Samtex Desinz Pvt Ltd as against the NCLT and NCLAT judgements passed earlier in the same case regarding the status of interest-free loans as financial debts.
This article explores the incongruity between sovereignty and hyper-globalisation with respect to the latest developments in taxation law. This is particularly highlighted with respect to the recent Taxation Amendment Bill, 2021 and a call for a global corporate tax regime.
The article further looks at the amendment through a political-economy framework. Additionally, the author argues for the need of States to reclaim sovereignty and not let hyper-globalisation take over the autonomy of individual nations.
The authors delve into two controversial issues in arbitration law that are choice of substantive law and law of the seat. The article emphasizes the need to adopt a hybrid approach to promote party autonomy without affecting statutory laws.
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In this article, the authors have analyzed the recent landmark judgment delivered by the SC in PASL Wind Solutions Ltd. v. GE Power Conversion India Private Ltd in light of TDM Infrastructure Private Ltd. v. UE Development India Private Ltd.
The article analyses the legal feasibility and favourability for SPACs in the Indian domain through a look at legislations like the Companies Act of 2013 and the SEBI ICDR Regulations. The article notes the lack of legal and statutory clarity on SPACs in India
This post explores some of the salient features or aims of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016. These become very important to look at as it is important to ensure that all regular developments in the law are in consonance with the basic tenets of