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In this article, we delve into the realm of patents related to Brushless DC Motors (BLDC motors). This article reviews the ongoing technological advancements in Brushless DC Motors...

Drones go by many names, such as UAVs and unmanned aircraft systems (UASs). Yet no matter what the name is, drones are basically aircrafts controlled remotely which do not involve an onboard human pilot.

India’s aviation sector is one of the fastest-growing in the world, and for the businesses driving it, working with the right aviation law firm in India has become as important as operational efficiency. Aviation legal and regulatory compliance in India now spans airport expansion, aircraft leasing and finance, cross-border repossession, foreign investment, drone technology and dispute resolution.

The Arbitration landscape in India is ever evolving adjacent to the globally accepted principles of Arbitration law. One of such principles is the ‘Anti-Arbitration Injunction’ which is a court-granted injunction restraining parties or a Tribunal from commencing or continuing arbitration proceedings. It may be sought before, during, or after substantive hearings but prior to the final award.

In June 2020, the DGCA published its draft Unmanned Aircraft System Rules, 2020, which envisages the establishment of an Unmanned Aircraft Traffic Management System,...

As discussed in our previous article, the Consultation Paper addressed a structural gap in the existing aircraft leasing ecosystem in GIFT City. While aircraft leasing entities could already be established in the IFSC, aircraft ownership, primary financing, transaction structuring and related professional services could continue to remain outside the IFSC.

In September 2022, the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, in Airports Authority of India v. Center for Aviation Policy, Research and Research & Ors., overturned the decision of the High Court of Delhi...

Airline insolvency presents a particularly difficult problem for insolvency law because the assets most critical to keeping the airline operational may not belong to the airline at all. Aircraft are frequently held under operating leases. When an airline enters insolvency, therefore, the resolution professional (“RP”) may be required to preserve the corporate debtor as a going concern while the aircraft lessor seeks to enforce its contractual and international-law rights to recover possession of its aircraft.

The e-way bill system mandates an electronic document for transporting goods over Rs. 50,000 across India, streamlining compliance and logistics under the GST framework.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are fast becoming the future of mobility, offering a cleaner and more sustainable alternative to conventional fuel-driven cars.

India’s maritime sector stands at a historic turning point. On 15th March, 2026, the Merchant Shipping Act, 2025 came into force, repealing the Merchant Shipping Act, 1958, a law framed in the final years of British rule and amended 18 times over six decades.

In this November 2024 edition of our newsletter, we bring you a concise analysis of the rapid growth in India's civil aviation sector, now the world's third-largest domestic market.

Key initiatives taken by the Government of India in the railway sector throwing up opportunities for the private sector entities and foreign investors...

Rising temperatures, rising sea levels, floods and climate change in general has become a cause of global concern in the last decade.

Which bodies regulate aviation in your country, under what basic laws?

The modern automobile is no longer a purely mechanical product. Cars, two-wheelers, electric vehicles (EVs), fleet vehicles and mobility platforms now function as rolling data ecosystems.

Modern travel is inseparable from data. From the moment a passenger searches for a flight or hotel to the point of check-out or arrival, personal data is continuously collected, analysed, shared and retained across a complex ecosystem of airlines, airports, hotels, travel intermediaries, technology platforms and government authorities.

The Bombay High Court in a judgment dated 19th May 2020 in Raj Shipping Agencies v. Barge Madhwa and Anr., considered the nature and provisions of proceedings under the Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017 ...