Section 21 and Commencement Paradox: Resolving Interim Relief Expiry and Limitation Volatility
At what precise moment does an arbitration legally begin: when a court is approached to
The Limits of Judicial Intervention: Can a Court Nullify Arbitral Proceedings Under Section 15(2)?
Can a court, while exercising its statutory power to substitute an arbitrator under Section 15(2)
How Section 18 acknowledgments and restructuring agreements extend limitation under Article 137 of the IBC despite earlier NPA classification
Can a financial creditor maintain an application for insolvency resolution when the corporate debtor’s account
Delhi High Court Clarifies Application of Section 45 Twin Conditions to Anticipatory Bail in Bhaskar Yadav
Introduction In the evolving jurisprudence surrounding economic offences, courts are often required to balance individual
Can CIRP Be Initiated Against Both Borrower and Guarantor? Supreme Court Clarifies in ICICI Bank v Era Infrastructure
Can a financial creditor simultaneously initiate insolvency proceedings against a principal debtor and its corporate
No Confiscation Without Finality: Supreme Court Clarifies Section 8 of PMLA in Nav Nirman Builders
Introduction The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA) is a stringent legislative instrument aimed
Can Telecom Spectrum Be Treated as an Asset Under IBC?
Introduction When a telecom service provider (TSP) enters insolvency, what exactly enters the insolvency estate
Decoding the Publici Juris Doctrine and Descriptive Trademarks through the Lens of the Madras High Court in the VICKS VAPORUB Dispute
Introduction In the high-stakes arena of trademark law, a recurring battleground exists where the private
The Architectural Soul of Innovation: Decoding Canva Pty Ltd v. RxPrism Health Systems
Introduction The Delhi High Court’s ruling in Canva Pty Ltd v. RxPrism Health Systems1 represents
ICAI (Global Networking) Guidelines, 2025: Registration Framework, Compliance Architecture and Regulatory Impact on Indian CA Firms
Introduction For decades, the Indian accounting profession operated at the crossroads of two compelling forces.