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    Classification Of Extra Development Charges In Real Estate Projects As Deposits Under The Companies Act, 2013

    In India's real estate regime, developers commonly collect various charges from buyers to fund the provision of essential facilities.
    IndiaReal Estate and Construction
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Crypto Assets: Legal And Regulatory Framework In India And Japan

    This joint paper with Chuo Sogo LPC analyses the regulatory framework of crypto assets in India and Japan. While the Japanese regulatory framework has evolved in a structured manner, the Indian ecosystem has emerged from a patchwork of signals by tax authorities, financial regulators, and the judiciary, creating operational/compliance risk for platforms providing crypto services and exposing users to platform failures and market abuse, underscoring the need to adapt elements from Japan's model...
    IndiaTechnology
Fox & Mandal
Fox & Mandal
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    SEBI Deliberates SME IPO Rules With An Eye Towards The Future

    First introduced in India in 2008, small and medium enterprise IPOs (SME IPOs) opened the floodgates for numerous relatively smaller companies to raise capital from the general public...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Recent Developments In India's Corporate & Commercial Laws – May 2026

    The May 2026 edition of Fox & Mandal's newsletter examines the net settlement mechanism for FPIs; revised registration norms for NBFCs; SEBI’s amended disqualification norms for intermediary; Draft National Water Metro Policy, 2026; FEM (Authorised Persons) Regulations, 2026; proposed alignment of the securitisation framework with RBI norms; and other changes in India's corporate, capital markets, infrastructure, and banking sectors
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
  • Article

    Government E-Marketplace: The Evolving Legal Landscape Of Digital Public Procurement

    The Government e-Marketplace (GeM), launched in 2016, has transformed public procurement in India by moving a substantial part of Government purchasing to a common, technology-driven platform.
    IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
  • Article

    Opportunities And Challenges In India’s Education Ecosystem

    A practical guide to navigate transaction risks, regulatory challenges and policy shifts
    IndiaConsumer Protection
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
  • Article

    Indo-Japanese Transactions: Principal Drafting And Negotiation Considerations - A Whitepaper By Chuo Sogo & F&M

    As India has consolidated its position as a favourable jurisdiction for Japanese sponsors pursuing cross-border M&A opportunities, this paper by Chuo Sogo LPC, Japan and Fox & Mandal offers practical insights – from both an Indian and a Japanese POV – for effectively managing deal risks and matters that most often affect timelines, valuation, and risk allocation in Indo-Japanese M&A, particularly given the significant differences in deal and contract practice between the two jurisdictions.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Recent Developments In India's Corporate & Commercial Laws – April 2026

    The April 2026 edition of Fox & Mandal's newsletter examines the Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026; the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Act, 2026; refinement of the Minimum Public Shareholding framework; the Electricity (Amendment) Rules, 2026; and other changes in India's corporate, capital markets, infrastructure, and banking sectors.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Examining The Judicial Limits For Rectification Of Bids In Public Tenders

    In public procurement, the tender process is designed to ensure transparency, equal treatment, and certainty among competing bidders. However, commercial realities often present situations where mistakes surface after bids have already been submitted.
    IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Post-award Interim Relief To An Unsuccessful Party: How Section 9 Relief Can Reshape High-value Commercial Arbitrations?

    Interim relief plays a vital role in the arbitration process. It can preserve assets, secure disputed sums, restrain the invocation of bank guarantees, or otherwise maintain the status quo to help protect the subject matter of a dispute and prevent an eventual award from becoming fruitless.
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Recent Developments In India's Corporate & Commercial Laws – September 2026

    The September 2026 edition of Fox & Mandal's newsletter examines MCA’s FAQs on foreign company registration; proposed amendments to the NBFC credit facilities framework; expansion of OBPP offerings; operationalisation of FDI in inventory-based cross-border e-commerce; Demat 2.0 for tokenisation of corporate bonds; NHAI Policy Circular on real-time blacklisting and non-performance records; and other changes in India's corporate, capital markets, infrastructure, and banking sectors.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Variable Capital Companies In India – Key Considerations

    Variable capital companies (VCCs), which are pooled private equity fund structures that can facilitate flexible capital management, have been introduced in this year's Union Budget by the Finance Minister...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Reaffirmation Of Legal Position On Extinguishment Of Claims For Recovery Of Dues Post-CIRP By Calcutta High Court

    In a recent judgment in the matter of West Bengal Power Development Corporation Ltd v. Ujaas Energy Ltd, the Calcutta High Court reaffirmed the established legal position regarding the recovery of dues from a successful resolution applicant post-Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process.
    IndiaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
  • Article

    Key Considerations In Family Settlements

    Family disputes over shared assets, family businesses and other commercial interests spring up quite frequently. As the businesses expand and gain intricacies and complexity...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Court Reaffirms A Defendant's Prerogative To Waive The Right To Seek Reference To Arbitration Despite Valid Arbitration Agreement

    Section 8 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (Act) embodies a key facet of the arbitration framework in India – minimum judicial interference.
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Understanding The Legal Recourse For Technical Glitches In Online Bid Submissions

    Online bidding has emerged as the preferred mode for the procurement of tenders across government and public sector undertakings, owing to its inherent attributes of efficiency, accessibility, and transparency.
    IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
  • Article

    Understanding Vicarious Criminal Liability In The Context Of India's Corporate Landscape

    Vicarious liability is a doctrine by which a person can be held responsible for the actions of another when there is a legal or contractual relationship between the parties.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Fixed-Term Employment Under The New Labour Codes: Implications For Contract Labour And Gratuity

    Following the enactment of the four new labour codes India’s labour laws, long characterised by a fragmented framework of Central and State legislation, have undergone significant structural consolidation and reform.
    IndiaEmployment and HR
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Regulating Deepfakes And Strengthening Takedown Mechanisms In India: Amendments To The 2021 IT Rules

    There have been several instances of misinformation, impersonation, and online harm stemming from Artificial Intelligence (AI)-generated content such as deepfakes, including high-profile incidents involving Ratan Tata, Amitabh Bachchan, and Rashmika Mandana.
    IndiaTechnology
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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    Is A Resigning Partner Bound By An Arbitration Clause In An Agreement With A Third Party To Which He Is Not A Signatory?

    The vexed issue of whether a partner who resigns from a partnership firm remains bound by an arbitration clause in a contract executed between the firm and a third party, to which such partner is not a direct signatory, raises complex questions ...
    IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Fox & Mandal
    Fox & Mandal
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