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The Clause for Early Completion Bonus (‘Bonus') is provided in works contracts with the intention to reduce the time taken for completion that would normally be required.

"Delay" in infrastructure projects has become the norm, whereas timely completion of the project has become the exception.

In the present day, various infrastructure projects are being built on multiple PPP models such as Build Operate Transfer (BOT), Design Build Operate (DBO), Design Build Finance Operate Transfer (DBFOT), etc.

As the global financial markets undergo a seismic shift towards sustainable investments and finance, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations have evolved from a peripheral concern to a defining pillar in corporate strategy built on sustainable and responsible business practices.

The Public Private Partnership Framework of India is in dire need of robust Governmental intervention at a policy and implementation level.

The Order IV: Institution of Suits of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (hereinafter CPC) specifies that a suit shall be instituted by presentation of Plaint.

The Order XI of Civil Procedure Code applicable to commercial disputes of specified value as introduced by the Commercial Courts Act, 2015 is different from the Order XI of Civil Procedure Code applicable to other Civil Disputes in material ways.

India has recently taken a significant step in expanding the scope of trademark protection in India with the acceptance of its first smell trademark.

Since the addition of arbitration clauses in standard forms of contracts in infrastructure projects and works contracts, many construction disputes have ended before arbitral tribunals.

Through the enactment, robust reforms were brought within the law in order to bring it within the present economic sphere of the Nation.

Every metro station changes more than a commute. It changes the value of land, the economics of neighbourhoods and increasingly, the legal rights and obligations attached to them.

We live in a world where everything is almost too easily automated and technologically fuelled. With the advent of our environment becoming more self-operating and sustaining, ...

For years, online gaming in India has expanded faster than the law has been able to define it. What began as a loosely regulated digital pastime has now evolved into a structured, high-value industry at the intersection of technology, finance and consumer law. However, the legal framework governing it has remained fragmented, shaped by state gambling laws, IT intermediary rules, tax positions and judicial attempts to distinguish skill from chance.

Every time a new highway is announced, or a metro line gets the green signal, there's a wave of excitement faster commutes, reduced congestion, economic growth. The government holds press conferences. Banners go up. And then, somewhere down the line, years pass, cases pile up, and the infrastructure springs beneath the graveyard of taxed money.

Contracts with Indian Oil Corporation Limited (“IOCL”) are commercially attractive because they offer scale, public-sector creditworthiness and strong credential value.

Infrastructure development in India has often focused on scale, including the number of highways built, airports upgraded, ports expanded, or megawatts added. However, a more significant transformation is happening at an institutional level.

In the domain of construction arbitration, contractual disputes frequently emerge from delays in execution, unforeseen disruptions, or premature and often contentious termination of agreements.