BORROWER’S RIGHT TO REDEEM MORTGAGED PROPERTY CEASES UPON PUBLICATION OF AUCTION NOTICE
By Madala Bindu, Associate, Litigation & Sapavat Teja, Intern, DNLU, Madhya Pradesh.
OPPRESSION AND MISMANAGEMENT UNDER COMPANY LAW
By V.V.S.N. Raju and Nivedita Jha The concepts of oppression and mismanagement plays a crucial role in maintaining corporate governance and protecting the interests of shareholders, particularly minority shareholders, in a company. The Companies Act, 2013, provides mechanisms to address issues arising from actions that are oppressive or amount to mismanagement of the company’s affairs. …
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RFNBO Certification – Leveling dissonances between EU and Indian scenarios
Owing to the abundance of renewable energy in India, India is posited to be a major exporter of green hydrogen and substantially cater to Europe’s burgeoning green hydrogen needs against the backdrop of its proactive decarbonatisation goals. Leveraging the National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM), India aims to export 10 million metric tonnes (MMT) of green …
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Lex artis ad hoc Applied in the Field of Healthcare
Abstract: The lex artis ad hoc is the technical-legal criterion that allows evaluating the correctness of a medical act based on the specific circumstances in which it is performed. In contrast to the traditional concept of a uniform lex artis, its ad hoc version recognizes the inherent variability of the science and art of healing, …
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Capital Increase through Capital Subscription
Share capital augmentation in privately held joint stock companies constitutes a significant transaction enabling the company to expand and satisfy its financing requirements by strengthening its equity structure. Share capital augmentation denotes an increase in the amount of the company’s ordinary/registered capital and is effected with the approval of a sufficient majority of shareholders. This …
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Public Policy in Light of Recent Court of Cassation Decisions
The recognition, enforcement, and setting aside of foreign court judgements and arbitral awards in Türkiye constitute processes in which the public policy doctrine emerges as one of the most critical criteria for judicial review, both in theory and in practice. Court of Cassation judgements determine the trajectory of case law concerning the scope and application …
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Trademark Enforcement Patterns in Uzbekistan
Over the past years, Uzbekistan has undergone dynamic transformations in the field of intellectual property, with trademark protection emerging as one of the most actively reformed and practically enforced areas. The country has prioritized modernization of its trademark system, strengthened IP governance, and expanded enforcement capacity across administrative, customs and criminal frameworks. These reforms reflect …
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From title deeds to digital tokens? Parliament’s tryst with tokenization bill
Introduction: A recent parliamentary session witnessed the mention of “Tokenization Bill” by Mr. Raghav Chadha, a member of Rajya Sabha. The suggestion is particularly interesting because while tokenization of real estate assets is not a very new concept in countries like the United States of America which witnessed a rise in real estate tokenization in …
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Auto-Enrolment is Nearly Here – What Does it Mean for Employers?
The Government’s new statutory retirement savings system will go live from 1st January 2026. The scheme known as MyFutureFund, will be overseen and administered by the National Automatic Enrolment Retirement Savings Authority (NAERSA). NAERSA will identify which employees meet the eligibility criteria for auto-enrolment using Revenue payroll data and will enrol them, which should result …
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WRC upholds Eircom’s defence in retirement age claim
In the case of Patrick Donnellan and Eircom Limited (ADJ-00051860) the Complainant brought a complaint under section 77 of the Employment Equality Act, challenging the Respondent’s enforcement of a mandatory retirement age of 65 and its refusal of his application for an extension of his contract.