When a builder's agreement contains an arbitration clause, can homebuyers still approach the RERA Tribunal for delayed possession? This jurisdictional question determines the speed, cost, and effectiveness of recovering your money. Courts have increasingly held that RERA's statutory protections cannot be ousted by private arbitration clauses, giving homebuyers a powerful remedy against developer defaults.

The contemporary world's desire for profit and comfort, along with the growing eagerness to fulfil them, has led to many new businesses sprouting across the spectrum from large corporations and mid-sized enterprises...

The landmark ruling of the Hon'ble Allahabad High Court has recently clarified the legal status of recreational gaming activities such as poker and rummy.

In an era dominated by digital transformation, the protection of personal data has become a critical concern. India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act of 2023 (DPDP Act)...

In the present digitally ushered world where the entire globe is dominated by digital interactions, the Indian government has taken a huge leap forward by introducing...

The Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) is an effective international arrangement, a strategic cooperative framework between two or more Patent Offices...

As of 2025, India-U.S. trade relations—a cornerstone of economic engagement between two of the world's largest democracies—are under renewed legal and policy scrutiny.

India's airport privatisation operates through Public-Private Partnership frameworks where the Airports Authority of India retains ownership while granting long-term operational rights to private concessionaires. This comprehensive analysis examines the legal architecture governing these arrangements, including the regulatory role of AERA in tariff determination, the distinction between aeronautical and non-aeronautical services, and the allocation of responsibilities between airport operators and airlines

India's customs framework gives intellectual property owners a powerful tool to prevent counterfeit or pirated goods from entering the market.

In India's burgeoning fashion industry, piracy of designs is an evolving problem. Original designers have struggled to protect their work because of the rapid alterations in fashion...

Section 21 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, exists at the nucleus of the arbitral process in India, providing the procedural anchor for the commencement of arbitration proceedings.

The 2025 case of K. Gopi v. Sub-Registrar, 2025 SCC OnLine SC 740 has left people unsure and uneasy about land registration, particularly whether they are the rightful owners of the property...

India's Ministry of Civil Aviation has introduced the Aircraft (Carriage of Dangerous Goods) Rules, 2026, establishing a comprehensive certification-driven framework for transporting hazardous materials by air.

What is bad debt recovery, and why is it a critical concern for businesses today? Debt recovery refers to the process of collecting overdue payments from debtors who have failed to meet their financial obligations.

The business liquidation process is a critical legal procedure that involves the systematic closure of a company's operations. Comprehending the complexities of the winding up of a company is crucial for stakeholders.

India's Oil and Gas Sector operates within a legal framework designed to regulate exploration, production, and distribution activities. Corporate compliance in this sector necessitates adherence to various statutes...

The Debts Recovery Tribunal, also known as DRT, follows certain rules which relate to the time limits mentioned in the Recovery of Debts and Bankruptcy Act, 1993 (RDB Act or the Act). These limits are not merely procedural requirements and instead are factors which influence the right of the borrower or guarantor depending on the stage of recovery proceedings in question.

India's vast and ancient cultural heritage holds deep reservoirs of Traditional Knowledge (TK)—wisdom systems, healing practices, agricultural know-how, folklore, and oral traditions passed across generations.

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 introduce a novel regulatory framework for Consent Managers—registered intermediaries that enable Data Principals to give, manage, review, or withdraw consent across multiple Data Fiduciaries through a single interoperable platform. With a twelve-month implementation runway and stringent eligibility criteria including capital adequacy...

India's Reserve Bank has fundamentally restructured how cross-border guarantees are regulated under FEMA, shifting from transaction-specific permissions to a principles-based framework that tracks guarantees throughout their entire lifecycle.