Title Insurance in India In real estate, the idea of title insurance is the guarantee of indemnifying an insured person in the case of a loss caused by an error that was not discovered during the insurance company’s title determination process. Builders in India are obliged to obtain insurance covering the title of project land under the […]
Whenever there is a police probe into a matter involving certain individuals, there is a reasonable expectation of privacy attributable to the police officers, till the formation of charges.[1] This is a manifestation of the Marcel principle, where, if personal information is received pursuant to legal power or public authority, the recipient shall owe duty […]
Arbitration in Financial Disputes: A Perfect Means of Dispute Resolution for the Modern Times Bottom Up Or Top Down? When we talk of a financial dispute, the first thing that brings to understanding is some such aspect which relates to a bank. Litigation has always been the go-to since time immemorial. However, since globalization, the […]
Powers of an Arbitrator Concerning the Terms of a Contract The Male, Pale and Stale of a Contract It was a Monday in 2014 on April 7, when at the ICCA Miami Conference[1], the prudent audience seated raised a question, “Who are arbitrators?” A huge chunk agreed with calling them ‘Male, Pale and Stale’. The […]
THE 2020 COAL WAR The Importance of Coal Manufacturing in COVID-19 Lockdown The COVID 19 pandemic has not only forced India, but the whole world to come to a snowballing standstill. Huge disagreements and rapid chaos have been the result of the continuous lockdown which was imposed worldwide, and the same of which has been […]
Failing Firm Defence as a Tool in the Landscape of Mergers The first question that routes into understanding would be, what is a failing firm and a defence in connection to the same. This means a commercial failure of the target firm as a consequential bearing of a prohibited merger, and the prohibition being used […]
The Wintered Tale of COVID-19. WHO Calls COVID-19 New Financial Rebound “If you’re born poor, it isn’t your mistake but if you die poor, it indeed is your mistake!” With the outbreak of Coronavirus (“COVID-19”), the main concern is and should be saving lives but another aspect of thinking would crack a consumer’s brain to, […]
Introducing Retirement at Court Doors The 82-year-old tycoon who was looking forward to a partial retirement is now knocking the doors of the Supreme Court to challenge and set aside the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (“NCLAT”) order that found him guilty of taking steps of prejudicial nature. In the civil appeal filed, Ratan Tata […]
