Contributing nearly 6% to India's Gross Domestic Product, the real estate sector is a key industry of the Indian economy that also drives various other industries.

The Competition Act, 2002 ("Act") is the primary legislation for India's modern competition law, which was enacted to ensure businesses compete fairly.

The prohibition on trading by promoters 6 months prior to delisting aims at preventing such practice.

In order to engage in any M&A activity in India, the parties must be mindful of plethora of laws and policies applicable to the transaction. These include central statutes ranging from company, contract.

The 2015 Regulations have rearranged and augmented the existing disclosure obligations of a listed entity.

The Specific Relief (Amendment) Act, 2018 was notified in the official gazette on August 1, 2018 thereby amending the Specific Relief Act, 1963, which essentially prescribes remedies for parties either by awarding ...

The 2001 National Census estimated that women constitute 31.6 percent of the workforce in India.

An arbitration clause is a sine qua non for companies while executing commercial contracts.

The interpretation and implementation of the provisions of a Double Tax Avoidance Agreement has been controversial since the Vodafone-Hutch deal in 2007.

The Competition Act, 2002 ("Act") is the central statute which, through various provisions, aims to curb practices that affect competition adversely. Specifically, it prohibits anti-competitive

The substantive statutory provisions governing combinations are contained in sections 5 and 6 of the Competition Act, 2002 ("Act").

Employee Stock Options or ESOPs have, over the years, become a key component of benefits given by India Inc., especially amongst the start-ups.

The primary responsibility for preventing frauds lies with individual banks.

Intex Technologies filed a complaint against the Swedish company Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, alleging abuse of dominance by Ericsson while negotiating a licensing agreement.

Industrial Revolution 4.0 witnesses convergence of technologies, disrupting the existing systems and posing unique socio-economic, governance and legal challenges.

On April 25, 2023, a constitution bench consisting of five judges of the Supreme Court issued a split verdict in the case of N.N. Global Mercantile Private Limited v. Indo Unique Flame Limited.

In most commercial contracts, two or more parties typically undertake to perform certain obligations vis-à-vis each other.

India's plans to embrace and encourage innovation and digital transformation began with the 2015 Digital India initiative...

Taxability of non-compete fee has been a bone of contention in several acquisitions. Prior to 2003, the Income-Tax Act ("Act") did not provide for taxing of non-compete fee,

The regulation of virtual currencies ("VCs") has encumbered a chequered history throughout the world and India is no exception. The Indian government has been moving back and forth between the decision...