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The Supreme Court has held that a Letter of Intent (LOI) cannot be construed as a binding contract unless an intention to bind is clear from its terms and the conduct of the parties.

A Leveraged Buyout (‘LBO') is a financial strategy where an investor, typically a private equity (PE) firm, acquires a company primarily using borrowed funds, with the target company's assets...

Shri Thaawarchand Gehlote, Hon'ble Union Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment launched the "Ambedkar Social Innovation and Incubation Mission under Venture Capital Fund for SCs" through Video Conferencing ...

The Delhi High Court has held that for disputes arising from contracts, the courts cannot be guided by the principles of equity and fairness.

The Specific Relief (Amendment) Act, 2018 ("AmendmentAct"), which has brought significant amendments to the Specific Relief Act, 1963 ("Act") ...

The law with respect to specific performance of a contract is well established in India. The grant of relief of specific performance is a discretionary and equitable relief.

Young law students and lawyers keep asking me about my experiences as a corporate lawyer and the key skills that they should develop to pursue and excel in M&A practice.

The improvement of corporate governance norms of banks has been on the agenda for many years...

Reserve Bank of India ("RBI") through notification no. RBI/2025-26/DOR.CRE.REC./13.07.005/2025-26 dated 24.10.2025 issued the draft Reserve Bank of India (Commercial Banks - Capital Market Exposure) Directions, 2025 ("CME Directions") proposed to apply to commercial banks.

The Supreme Court of India recently dealt with a significant issue concerning the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) in the case of VISA Coke Limited versus M/S MESCO...

The drug discovery and development in the pharma sector is progressing beyond the traditional synthesis of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient/pharmaceuticals to save time and cost.

On 3rd May 2018, an ordinance amending the Commercial Courts, Commercial Division and Commercial Appellate Division of High Courts Act, 2015, ("Act") was promulgated.

In its recent judgement in Sportking India Limited vs. Owners and Parties Interested in the Vessel M.V. Marintrust 1 and Ors...

The NCDRC has recently passed stringent directions against a builder taking strong objection to delays in construction, coupled with failure of the builder to share the EMI of the flat buyers ("Complainants") in agreed proportion.

Traditionally, when it comes to the contradiction between any two articles of the Constitution of India or any provisions of an Indian statute enforced by law, the courts have resorted to the usage of the Doctrine of Harmonious Construction.

There are few controversies under the indirect taxes that refuse to settle down. One such issue is related to the taxability of ‘Liquidated Damages'.

The Petitioner, engaged in the business of providing diagnostic and healthcare-related services through laboratories and testing centers.