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    Bombay High Court Allows Refund Of Stamp Duty Paid On Cancelled Development Agreement

    The Bombay High Court has ruled on whether stamp duty can be refunded when a Development Agreement is cancelled before achieving its purpose, addressing critical questions about the interpretation of possession clauses and limitation periods under the Maharashtra Stamp Act. The judgment clarifies the distinction between substantive entitlement to refund under Section 47 and procedural time limits under Section 48, while examining how contractual licence provisions should be read in context with possession c
    IndiaReal Estate and Construction
    Mansukhlal Hiralal & Company
    Mansukhlal Hiralal & Company
  • Article

    Damages Have Become Less Damaging

    The Government of India has issued the much-awaited clarification (vide Circular No. 178/10/2022- GST dated 3rd August 2022) on what could get covered as a ‘supply' under the entry...
    IndiaTax
Economic Laws Practice
Economic Laws Practice
  • Article

    UDAN Scheme: Legal Structure, Viability Gap Funding, And What Operators Need To Know

    Democratisation of air travel has been a policy priority for India to promote balanced economic development and to improve regional air connectivity. UDAN scheme is one such example that represents this significant...
    IndiaTransport
    Maheshwari & Co. Advocates & Legal Consultants
    Maheshwari & Co. Advocates & Legal Consultants
  • Article

    A Liquidated Damages Clause Does Not Oust The Need To Prove The Loss: Bombay HC

    The case provides guidance on a party's obligation to plead and prove actual loss even in a scenario where the contract stipulates grant of liquidated damages.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Nishith Desai Associates
    Nishith Desai Associates
  • Article

    Between The Lines... November, 2020

    The Hon'ble High Court of Delhi ("DHC") has in its judgement dated October 22, 2020 ("Judgement") in the matter of Sanjiv Prakash v. Seema Kukreja and Others [ARB. Pet. 4/2020]
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Vaish Associates Advocates
    Vaish Associates Advocates
  • Article

    Beyond Intent: Why Textual Precision Rules Commercial Contracts

    Commercial contracts form the bedrock of corporate transactions, requiring absolute precision to ensure the intended commercial outcomes are protected.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Agama Law Associates
    Agama Law Associates
  • Article

    Industrial Licence In India: Who Needs It?

    Industrial licensing in India serves as a critical regulatory mechanism for manufacturing operations in sensitive sectors affecting national security and public safety. While economic liberalization has reduced licensing requirements for most industries, businesses in defence, hazardous chemicals, and strategic sectors must navigate mandatory approval processes under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Maheshwari & Co. Advocates & Legal Consultants
    Maheshwari & Co. Advocates & Legal Consultants
  • Article

    Mandatory Affidavit In Bail Applications: The Supreme Court’s Zeba Khan Framework And The Bombay High Court Circular In India

    Bail is decided at speed and on incomplete information, and the system has long struggled with a recurring problem: an applicant who does not disclose, or who actively suppresses, facts that bear on whether bail should be granted, from a string of earlier rejected bail pleas to a history of antecedents. The Supreme Court’s recent intervention addresses that problem directly, by requiring the material particulars to be placed before the court on oath.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
  • Article

    SEBI Update | SEBI Amends ‘Fit And Proper Person’ Criteria

    On 4 February 2026, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) issued a Consultation Paper proposing amendments to the “fit and proper person” criteria under Schedule II of the SEBI...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Mansukhlal Hiralal & Company
    Mansukhlal Hiralal & Company
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    Section 69 (2) Of Indian Partnership Act, 1932 Does Not Bar Filing Of A Suit Based On Dishonour Of A Cheque

    The Delhi High Court in the case of M/S. Hindustan Infrastructure Construction Corporation Limited & Anr. V. M/s. R.S. Wood International, ruled that when the suit was purely based on the liability created under ...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
  • Article

    Food Regulator Mandates Food Safety Supervisor For Restaurants And License For Ecommerce Operators

    The apex food regulator, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (hereinafter referred to as "FSSAI") has issued new regulations wherein it has made mandatory for restaurants to employ...
    IndiaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
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    High Courts Without Original Civil Jurisdiction Require A Commercial Division To Decide International Arbitration Cases: (ITI Ltd V Alphion Corporation & Anr)

    §10(1) of Commercial Courts Act 2015 requires an application or an appeal in an international commercial arbitration to be filed before the Commercial Division of a High Court.
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Tuli & Co
    Tuli & Co
  • Article

    Trial Is No Longer The Default Procedure

    The Commercial Courts Act, 2015 was enacted with the intent to improve efficiency and reduce delay in deciding commercial cases.
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Lex Orbis
    Lex Orbis
  • Article

    Back To Basics – Best Efforts v Reasonable Efforts v Commercially Reasonable Efforts

    While drafting and negotiating commercial or investment contracts, we often encounter the phrases 'best efforts', 'reasonable efforts' and 'commercially reasonable efforts'.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    HSA Advocates
    HSA Advocates
  • Article

    Benefits Of Using Standard Form Templates

    There's a lot of debate on whether and / or how to use Standard Form Templates for drafting contracts.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corp Comm Legal
    Corp Comm Legal
  • Article

    Bombay High Court: Mandatory Timeline For Filing Written Statement In 120 Days Under CPC Not Applicable To ‘Transferred' Commercial Suits

    It is now to be seen whether such discretion would be used positively or negatively by the Courts while deciding on the timeline to file a written statement in Transferred Commercial Suits.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Khaitan & Co.
    Khaitan & Co.
  • Article

    Changes Brought About By The Commercial Courts Act To The Code Of Civil Procedure, 1908

    Below are some of the important changes which the Act makes on the Code.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    S&A Law Offices
    S&A Law Offices
  • Article

    Consideration In A Contract

    In contract law, consideration is meant to be the exchange of one thing of value for another. It is one of the important elements that must be present for a contract to be legally enforceable.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corp Comm Legal
    Corp Comm Legal
  • Article

    Delhi High Court Upholds Arbitral Award, Grants MSME Interest Rights And Affirms Liability: Shristi v. Scorpio

    In Shristi Infrastructure Development Ltd. v. Scorpio Engineering Pvt. Ltd. & Anr., the Delhi High Court dismissed a challenge by Shristi Infrastructure Development Ltd. against an arbitral award passed in 2019...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    IndiaLaw LLP
    IndiaLaw LLP
  • Article

    Electronica India Ltd vs Electronica Hitech Machines Pvt Ltd

    This case centres on two commercial miscellaneous petitions (CMP No. 47 of 2022 and CMP No. 51 of 2022) filed by Electronica India Ltd against the Trademark Registry in Mumbai.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Aarna Law
    Aarna Law
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