Judicial Intervention vis-à-vis Government Tender Process
Introduction The Indian government, at both the central and state levels, is authorized by law and constitution to solicit private companies for commercial activities by means of a
Enhanced Surveillance Measures (ESM) by SEBI: Framework Guide
Introduction: Addressing stock exchanges necessitates the crucial implementation of Enhanced Surveillance Measures to oversee and regulate trading activities. These protective meas
Jurisdictional Aspects of Interim Measures in Arbitration
Introduction In the previous articles, we explored the scope and application of Section 9 and Section 17 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, both of which deal with inte
Interplay of Section 9 and Section 17 in Granting Interim Measures
Introduction In the previous article, we explored the scope and application of Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, which empowers the court to grant interim me
Interim Measures in Arbitration: An Overview of Section 9
Introduction Welcome to the first article in our series on interim measures under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. This series aims to provide a comprehensive understand
Juvenile Justice Act: A Shift in Perspective on Age Determination
A Landmark Ruling by the Bombay High Court Introduction The Bombay High Court, in a significant ruling, has held that an accused claiming to be a juvenile need not produce a Date o
Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act 1956: Sections, Penalties & Kerala HC Interpretation
The Kerala High Court recently delivered a significant judgment concerning the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956 1 2. This legislation, often referred to as the ITPA, aims to
RERA Orders Passed During a Moratorium: What the NCLAT Decided in the Raghuleela Builders Case
A buyer who has paid in full for a unit that was never delivered has an obvious grievance. If the developer is admitted into insolvency while the buyer’s RERA appeal is pendi
Does the IBBI Lose Disciplinary Jurisdiction Once an Insolvency Professional Becomes a Liquidator? The Madras High Court’s Answer
An insolvency professional who is appointed resolution professional, and who is later appointed liquidator by the same tribunal, may feel that he has moved from one statutory world
When Assets Surface Mid-CIRP: Why the NCLAT Ordered a Fresh Form G in Masatya Technologies
A resolution plan is a bid for a defined pool of assets. Bidders price what the information memorandum discloses. If assets of significant value are added to that pool after bids h
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