‘Suit For Price’ Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930: Specific Performance in Disguise?
– Ajar Rab† Traditionally, the term ‘specific performance’ means the original entitlement due under a contract.[1] In simpler terms, a...
– Ajar Rab† Traditionally, the term ‘specific performance’ means the original entitlement due under a contract.[1] In simpler terms, a...
-Sarthak Wadhwa† Background: The Amazon-Future-Reliance Controversy The evolving controversy between Jeff Bezos’ Amazon, Kishore Biyani’s...
- Ishaan Chopra† Recently, the tussle between the Ministry of Finance, and Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) made...
- Rajat Sethi and Sarangan Rajeshkumar† On June 15, we had written about a proposed preferential issue by PNB Housing Finance to certain...
– Animesh Bordoloi and Hitoishi Sarkar† Just as in a democratic country like India, the rights of every individual against oppressive...
– Shruti Sethi† SHORTCOMINGS OF THE CURRENT POSITION OF LAW While the abovementioned judgements clearly establish that beneficiaries of...
-Darsan Guruvayurappan† Introduction In late 2019, the Supreme Court of India upheld a 2016 Competition Appellate Tribunal (“COMPAT”)...
– Shruti Sethi† INTRODUCTION Creation of security interest to secure the amounts advanced by a lender to the borrower forms an essential...
Zacarias Kanjirath Joseph† Abstract A recent judgment of the Indian Supreme Court (“Supreme Court”) in the case of M/s Oriental...
Aparna Ravi† A question that often arises in insolvency law is the extent to which contractual agreements between commercial parties can...
-Rajat Sethi, Aditi Agarwal and Sarangan Rajeshkumar† In November 2017, a story published by Reuters reported that there were private...
– Devansh Kaushik† Introduction In a digital economy, most transactions inherently involve transfer of data. As technology has grown to...
– Urmil Shah† Introduction The workmen and employees usually finds themselves at the receiving end during the instances of restructuring...
-Devansh Kaushik† Introduction The Companies Act (S.177(9)), requires every listed company to “establish a vigil mechanism for directors...
– Arnav Maru† Introduction Credit derivatives and credit default swaps (“CDS”) took a major part of the blame for the 2008 sub-prime...
– Soumya Hariharan, Sakshi Agarwal and Akrathi Shetty† Overview Enterprises are increasingly relying on algorithms to track, predict, and...
– Karan Kamath† Two separate judgments in insolvency appeals from the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (“NCLAT”) came to be...
– Dr. Sudhanshu Kumar† Introduction “Competitors are our friends, customers the enemy”[1] ‘Competition’, in business parlance, is an...
-Sahana Ramesh† A few days ago, it was reported that the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague had ruled that the Indian...
-Anchit Nayyar and Krimul Malhotra† The Competition Commission of India (“CCI”) vide its order dated 18th August 2020 dismissed the...