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By: Madhumitha Srinivasan It has been a year and five months since the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (the Code) came into force,...

By: Prachi Ojha ‘A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction,’[1] said Virginia Woolf way back in 1928....

By: Meenakshi Iyer Introduction In a recent judgement, the Supreme Court has finally settled the much debated and divergent views by...

By: Sharanya Ranga and Neil Lopez Contract enforcement through speedy dispute resolution has always been one of the biggest concerns for...

By: Ramesh Vaidyanathan and Sayeli Mehra The Delhi High Court answered this question recently with an emphatic ‘No’ in the case of Sudhir...

By: Ramesh Vaidyanathan and Mansi SIngh In the recent case of IMAX Corporation vs. E-City Entertainment (I) Pvt. Ltd., the Supreme Court...

By Ramesh Vaidyanathan & Mansi Singh Mediation is essentially a process of negotiation in which the conflicting parties come together to...

By: Ramesh Vaidyanathan and Mahafrin Sidhwa The Delhi High Court (HC) has given a major respite to pharmaceutical companies in the case...

By: Ramesh Vaidyanathan and Mansi Singh With the increasing levels of non-performing assets (“NPAs”) in India over the years, reforming...

By: Mansi Singh Close  on the heels of The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Insolvency Code) enacted  in May 2016, the Ministry of...

By: Meenakshi Iyer In an important judgment, the Supreme Court has held that in the case of arbitrations covered by Part II of the...

By: Ramesh Vaidyanathan For the UPA government that was desperate for some light at the end of the nervous parliamentary vote tunnel, the...

By: Meenakshi Iyer In a significant ruling delivered on August 31, 2010, the Supreme Court has held that builders are not entitled to...