Mimicry, not Malice: Calcutta HC draws the line between disparagement and trade mark infringement in the “Balm” dispute
Does citing your trade mark registrations in a plaint automatically turn a disparagement suit into
Does citing your trade mark registrations in a plaint automatically turn a disparagement suit into
For years, Indian exporters were caught in a statutory “Catch-22” created by Rule 96(10) of
Under Section 83 of the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) Act, 2017, tax authorities
A commercial contract can generate several monetary claims at once. An unpaid invoice may sit
Can a resolution plan, once set aside by the Supreme Court for statutory defects, return
In an era where clean technology and green innovations are vital to combating climate change,
Until recently, the filing of an insolvency application against a personal guarantor to a corporate
Two applications for interim protection were pending before an arbitral tribunal. One sought disclosure and
In large-scale public infrastructure projects, government agencies and contractors frequently execute separate, parallel contracts for
A contractor can have a credible case that its termination was disproportionate and still fail