Section 187C of the erstwhile Companies Act, 1956 which dealt with declaration of beneficial interest was replaced with Section 89 of the Companies Act, 2013 ("Companies Act, 2013").

Following the finance minister's announcement of setting up a Rs.250 billion fund – in the nature of Category-II Alternative Investment Funds

Last month, while announcing relief packages for covid-19 pandemic, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman also announced that the threshold

Whilst trade and barter have existed since early times, the modern practice of forming business relationships through the means of contract has come into existence only since the industrial revolution in the West.

Indian legislature over the past few years has taken steps to make India a more robust market for foreign investors and a preferred seat for arbitration.

All you need to know about the new Rules for Independent Directors.

Bribery and corruption are the sensitive concerns for any organization doing business locally or globally. In India, there is a list of statutes which deal with the menace of corruption and ...

The term "beneficial ownership" used in the FEMA 2020 is not defined

These amendments have, inter alia, resulted in a power shift from the RBI to the Central Government, enhancing the latter's involvement in the foreign exchange transactions.

The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility a.k.a. CSR has been in existence since ages, albeit more so as an informal practice.

The economic shock of COVID-19 pandemic has propelled governments to intervene with monetary and fiscal policies to counter the downturn and provide temporary income support to...

The summons order was challenged before the Delhi High Court.

The right choice depends on the objective, advantages and drawbacks, costs and consequences, compliances and penalties of that choice.

The Apex Court's recent judgment in a dispute between Amazon and Future Group provides a much-needed clarity and respite in relation to enforceability of the awards delivered by Emergency Arbitrators in a domestic Arbitration.

The concept of Strategic Debt Restructuring ("SDR") has been introduced by the Reserve Bank of India in the SDR Scheme to help banks recover their loans by taking control of the distressed listed companies.

The coronavirus pandemic has brought the world economy to a grinding halt and has disrupted various sectors. The real estate and infrastructure sectors are among the most severely impacted.

After witnessing a downward trend in M&A activities during the year 2019, the year 2020 would bring about significant, if not better, activity.

Indian government's move to enact the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 will help in streamlining and consolidating all the laws/legislations regulating insolvency to make the process simpler.

Apart from the devastating impact that COVID-19 continues to unleash on human beings and countries worldwide, its outreach has also reached commerce and business.

Under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 ("Code"), a resolution plan once approved by an Adjudicating Authority becomes a statutory binding on all stakeholders, including the Government