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Countries and businesses around the world are grappling with challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Any party seeking to rely on the Force Majeure clause may need to show that it was not aware, at the time of entering the contract, that circumstances giving rise to the event of force majeure were likely to occur.

India's COVID-19 lockdown extended to May 3, select economic activities like partial resumption of manufacturing operations to resume April 20.

Justice delayed, justice denied is one of the fundamental jurisprudence of law. Magna Carta of 1215 recognizes "To no one will we sell, to no one will we refuse or delay, right or justice."

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the MCA on March 23, 2020 has provided a clarificatory circular with respect to the spending of the funds set aside for CSR activities, for COVID-19.

This update provides a brief overview of the Scheme and attempts to clarify some issues which may arise in the implementation of the Scheme.

The nationwide lockdown announced by the Government of India due to COVID-19 has challenged the operations of various businesses in many ways.

As the world battles the COVID-19 pandemic, countries are moving to stringent measures like lockdowns and curfews. With markets crashing, the global economy is staring at a deep distress.

The Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization and has affected numerous countries, including India.

The outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic has resulted into lockdown in all the spheres of work. However, judiciary has not halted in such a scenario and is striving hard to dispense justice...

In the current uncertain times of a global pandemic, anything that adds deliberate fuel to such uncertainties must be curbed at all costs.

Welcome to the fifth edition of the e-Bulletin (Volume III) brought to you by the Employment Labour and Benefits (ELB) practice group of Khaitan & Co. This e-Bulletin covers regulatory developments...

While the Novel Coronavirus is a humanitarian catastrophe its crippling effect on the world economy has, and will continue to, disrupt the way business is being conducted globally.

With the total COVID-19 cases touching the one lakh mark, the commercial sector in India has come to a grinding halt.

The recent months have amply shown us the importance of developing and maintaining healthcare infrastructure, whether digital or physical.

To contain Covid-19 virus pandemic, nationwide lockdown was ordered. Absence of any economic activity during lockdown rendered migrant workers redundant.

The Corona Virus pandemic has had a severe impact on all aspects of people's lives as India remains to be in lockdown.