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The structuring of consideration in a mergers and acquisitions transaction constitutes a critical element of deal architecture, particularly at the term sheet stage where commercial intent is translated into legally enforceable mechanisms.

With health and wealth in jeopardy, character may be the only saving grace in the face of the recent unprecedented market crash and the virulent Coronavirus.

Over the last year, India has taken tangible steps in reforming its judicial setup to bring about efficiency and speed in disposal of commercial matters.

Delhi High Court holds that mere failure of a corporate entity to meet its contractual obligations is no ground for piercing the corporate veil.

The State of Haryana introduced the Haryana Global Capability Centre Policy 2026, vide Gazette Notification dated 27th May 2026, signalling its intent to position itself as a preferred destination for multinational corporations seeking to establish or expand GCC operations in India.

They are remedies that may be claimed by the aggrieved party for breach of contract.

Exclusion clauses are contractual clauses that bar or restrict contractors from claiming damages for employer-caused delay, idling, price escalation, loss of profit, or interest and are now a near-ubiquitous feature of public works and infrastructure contracts in India. The exclusion clauses aim to limit the contractor's right to claim compensation despite employer-caused delays, restricting remedies solely to time extensions sit at the intersection of freedom of contract and mandatory remedial norms under

Joint ventures (JVs) are the business formations arising by the collaboration formed by two or more individuals, companies, or corporations, to form a separate business / legal entity

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is investigating Punjab National Bank Housing Finance (PNB Housing Finance), a business founded in 1988 and registered under the National Housing Bank, for its recent preferential issue of shares.

In the March edition of our monthly newsletter "Legalaxy", our team analyses some of the key developments in securities market, banking and finance, labour, environment, pharmaceutical and corporate affairs.

The Gujarat Stamp (Amendment) Act, 2025 ("Amendment Act"), amends the Gujarat Stamp Act, 1958 ("Principal Act"), marking a significant reform in the state's fiscal governance.

Argus Partners operates offices in three major Indian cities - Mumbai, New Delhi, and Bengaluru - providing legal services across the country. The firm maintains a professional presence with strategically located offices in key business districts including Nariman Point, Okhla Industrial Area, and Lavelle Road. Contact information and physical addresses are provided for each location to facilitate client communication and engagement.

"Partnership" is the relation between persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all.

We live in a competitive world where we face competition in everything, be it education, employment or business etc. Even if we step out to buy simple products...

The Specific Relief Act 1963 (Act) sets out the remedies available to parties whose contractual or civil rights have been violated.

The terminology ‘Externalisation', ‘Offshoring' or ‘Flipping' have become common parlance in the Indian start-up ecosystem. For more than a decade now, these terms are known to denote a process...

Business transfers can fail even after legal closing when operational contracts, tax and stamp-duty treatment, and governance rights have not been dealt with together. The buyer may acquire the business legally but still face disrupted operations, restricted commercial rights or unexpected tax liabilities from the first day.

I have a hard time navigating the demand for 'Guidance' on Contract Drafting.