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Liquidated Damages under Section 74 of the Contract Act: Does a Claimant Still Have to Prove Loss?
Commercial contracts routinely include a liquidated damages clause that fixes a sum payable for breach, such as a specified amount for each week of delay or a percentage of the con
Supreme Court on Section 7: ‘May’ Clause Not a Valid Arbitration Agreement in BGM v. Eastern Coalfields
The Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling The Indian Supreme Court’s recent judgment in BGM and M-RPL-JMCT (JV) vs Eastern Coalfields Limited has provided much-needed clarity
Non-Compete Clauses in Shareholder Agreements: Evolving Jurisprudence on Validity
Introduction Non-compete clauses in shareholder agreements represent one of the most contested areas in Indian corporate law, sitting at the intersection of contract law, corporate
Liquidated Damages under Section 74 of the Contract Act: Does a Claimant Still Have to Prove Loss?
Commercial contracts routinely include a liquidated damages clause that fixes a sum payable for breach, such as a specified amount for each week of delay or a percentage of the con
