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IBBI Issues Circular on Due Diligence Regarding Misuse of IBC Framework

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Substance over Form: The SICC standard for setting aside arbitral award for Infra Petita

Settle-the-Case-Not-the-Crime-Delhi-High-Court-Says-Compromise-in-the-Predicate-Offence-Does-Not-Automatically-Defeat-a-PMLA-Prosecution

Settle the Case, Not the Crime: Delhi High Court Says Compromise in the Predicate Offence Does Not Automatically Defeat a PMLA Prosecution

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Two Prior Arts, One Obvious Invention: Delhi HC Rejects Esteve’s Tramadol-Celecoxib Co-Crystal Patent

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GST on Corporate Guarantees: Gujarat High Court Reads Down “Whichever is Higher” Under Rule 28(2)

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Leading and Essential: Bombay HC Restrains Dabur’s Use of ‘NEEM’ as a Registered Trademark

When Does a Claim Stop Being a Thought? Delhi HC's Section 3(m) Test

When Does a Claim Stop Being a Thought? Delhi HC’s Section 3(m) Test

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Mimicry, not Malice: Calcutta HC draws the line between disparagement and trade mark infringement in the “Balm” dispute

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The Doctrine of Obliteration: How SC’s Goodluck India Judgment Unlocks Pending GST Export Refunds

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Bridging Law and Execution: How Delhi HC Revived Section 83(2) CGST to End Indefinite Bank Attachments

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When Does a Contractual Claim Become Operational Debt Under IBC Section 9?

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NCLT Review After Supreme Court Remand: Limits Under Sections 30(2) and 31 IBC

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