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The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) was originally built as a monolithic architecture. Its primary mandate was clear: when a company defaults, the entirety of its corporate entity must be pulled into the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP). While this unified entity approach worked seamlessly for manufacturing units or simple corporate structures, its application to the real estate sector triggered catastrophic systemic failures. In real estate, a single developer frequently manages dozens of independent housing projects across varying stages of lifecycle, funding, and construction.

The Conversion of LLP to Private Limited Company is a strategic decision for businesses aiming for rapid expansion, access to equity funding and enhanced credibility. While an LLP (Limited Liability...

In 2025, the regulatory landscape of United States shifted as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) changed how they handle enforcement.

Foreign Direct Investment – way to Indian Market. A foreign investor can invest in India either directly or indirectly through another Indian entity.

NCLT under Section 95(1) of the IBC by the appellant, a financial creditor, seeking to commence insolvency proceedings against the guarantor, a personal guarantor...

India's online gaming ecosystem is growing rapidly, covering skill-based formats such as fantasy sports and rummy.

In 21st century with the growth of new modern technology, new innovation we have witnessed a rapid growth in area of e-sports.

In contemporary times, we frequently encounter manipulated images, videos, and audio content that are explicitly inappropriate, contributing to misinformation and intentional deceit.

Democratisation of air travel has been a policy priority for India to promote balanced economic development and to improve regional air connectivity. UDAN scheme is one such example that represents this significant...

In an age where information dissemination tends to be permanent in one's life, the right to be forgotten is seen as one of the most significant concepts in law that enables...

For many companies, particularly closely held and unlisted companies, private placement is a practical way of raising funds without going through the extensive process involved in a public issue. It allows a company to approach a limited set of identified investors and raise capital on mutually agreed terms.

India's labour governance structure has undergone a radical change with the implementation of its four labour codes. These codes: the Code on Wages, 2019; the Industrial Relations Code, 2020; the Code on Social Security...

Labour is a subject in the Concurrent List under the Constitution of India, where both the Central & State Governments are competent to enact legislation.

India’s insolvency laws have moved from a complex, debtor-friendly system to a simpler, creditor-focused approach with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). The 2026 Amendment Act builds on the 2016 IBC to fix...

India's trademark framework has undergone significant procedural evolution in 2026, introducing standardized operating procedures for well-known trademark applications, enhanced e-KYC requirements...

In any corporation, nowadays, Intellectual Property (IP) assets such as patents, trademarks, copyrights technical know-how and/or licenses represents a significant portion of a company’s actual value.

India's Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling addressing the dangerous phenomenon of AI-generated fabricated case law in legal proceedings. The judgment establishes a zero-tolerance policy for reliance on unverified AI-generated legal information, holding that even minimal use of hallucinated precedents constitutes a fundamental subversion of the rule of law.

Various forms of dispute arise in day to day life of an individual wherein they have to approach the court of law. However, they often explore other ways to resolve the conflict without waiting for a court ruling...