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The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 (the "Act") was recently amended by the Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Act, 2018 (the "Amendment Act").

Cross-border arbitration involving Indian parties has long been shaped by recurring jurisdictional contestation rather than settled doctrine.

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This post deals with Securities Exchange Board of India's (SEBI) interpretation of the term UPSI arising from the alleged insider trading by HLL in its purchase of shares of BBLIL.

The criminal law covers various punishments for offences which vary from case to case. But it is not always necessary that a person gets punished for a crime which he/she had committed.

As a measure to curb black money, money laundering, corruption and counterfeit currency in India, the Government of India has demonetized the currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000.

In light of the upcoming onsite review of India's regulations and supervision by the international money laundering watchdog i.e. Financial Action Task Force ["FATF"] in November 2023, the Government...

In India today, white-collar crime probes are increasingly relying on extra-judicial travel bans rather than formal extradition proceedings. Investigators issue Look-Out Circulars and Interpol diffusions, or repeatedly summon suspects, effectively freezing them at international borders or off-shore without invoking the usual treaty process.

Counterfeiting and Infringement are two phenomenon of the same genus but different species.

Intellectual Property has always been seen an exclusive set of rights which command protection for the moral and economic rights of the original creator

Ironically, the most unambiguous legislative provisions, at times, present such a dilemma and contradictions with established cannons of law, that judicial intervention becomes imminent.

The Guidelines prepared by an Expert Committee of the National Judicial Academy (hereinafter referred to as NJA) under former Supreme Court Justice Aniruddha Bose, replace patriarchal, moralistic and stereotypical language with survivor-centric, trauma-informed practices across FIR registration, trial management, cross examination and judgement writing.

A copy of the information as recorded under sub-section (1) shall be given forthwith, free of cost, to the informant.

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 19961 was enacted to facilitate expeditious and affordable resolution of disputes pertaining to in-personam rights arising out of contractual disputes between private parties.

The Division Bench of the Supreme Court of India differed in their ruling on the applicability of the confessional statement given by Mr Ramalinga Raju in the arbitration proceedings between Venture and Satyam.

The article analyzes the legality of click-wrap contracts by minors in the era of technological advancements with reference to various judicial pronouncements and statutes.