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Ever since the enactment of Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 ("Act"), Indian Legislature has been showing its intent to keep pace with the growing popularity of arbitration as preferred mode

In India, a legal notice is considered to be the first step involved in any legal proceeding.

Direct sales in the automobile sector have gained significant recognition in the B2C segment of sales, this year.

An interesting, though less pondered over, question is as to what is the effect of depositing the awarded amount by the judgement debtor in the courts?

A merger that happens between two companies across borders is called a cross-border merger. With economies getting globalised, the concept of cross-border mergers is increasing significantly.

The present article, shall briefly discuss the effect and impact of the above decision.

The question of applicability of the provisions of Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 (hereinafter referred as 1996 Act) to the international commercial arbitrations held outside India has time and again come up...

In the intricate realm of international business, disputes are not uncommon. When such disputes arise between foreign entities and Indian counterparts

International arbitration is now the preferred mechanism for cross-jurisdictional disputes, driven by its flexibility and adaptability. Simultaneously, digitalisation through virtual hearings, e-filing and cloud repositories has transformed arbitration into a data-intensive process, elevating data protection from a compliance obligation to a procedural cornerstone.

A trademark may be a word, sign, and symbol or even graphic that is applied to a company, goods or services to distinguish them from those of the competitors.

Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 ("the Act"), as amended up to date, the remedies in respect of arbitral award are to be availed within rigid timelines, which are provided under the Act.

The outbreak of COVID-19, the pathogen causing coronavirus has been widely reported and the suffering consequences still continue.

The Hon'ble Supreme Court of India had an occasion to deal with interesting issues relating to the arbitration proceedings initiated under Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 in two cases ...

Recent wars between the smartphone giants over the patent issues have brought into focus the importance of Standard Essential Patents.

A trademark is a mark which represents the goods, products or services in a graphical manner. It helps to associate the goods and services of a business group by representing its brand name or ...

It has been a common norm that Government while contracting resorts to arbitration agreements wherein Government nominated persons are majorly given the role to adjudicate as arbitrators.

In the dynamic realm of corporate governance, the dematerialization of securities has emerged as a transformative force, particularly impacting wholly owned subsidiaries ...