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Geographical Indications and Digital Infringement

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Three Decades of Banking Ombudsman Reforms in India (1995–2026)

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Data Protection In The Insurance Sector: Navigating India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023

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Tiger Global & the 2026 Amendments: The Grandfathering Relief That Doesn’t Forgive Thin Structures

After Tiger Global

After Tiger Global: Government Restores Pre-2017 Certainty – But the Anti-Avoidance Lens Remains

Can an LLP Demerge? A Legal Analysis of Schemes of Demerger Involving Limited Liability Partnerships in India

Article 13(5) DTAA

Beyond Borders, Beyond Shares: Decoding Article 13(5) of the India-Singapore DTAA and the Residual Capital Gains Regime

Article 13(4): Taxation of Capital Gains on Shares in Indian Companies: An Analysis of the Grandfathering Clause and Its Implications

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Authorised Representative Without Personal Knowledge Cannot Sustain Cheque Bounce Prosecution: Kerala High Court

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Telecom Spectrum as a Public Resource: Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Insolvency Jurisdiction

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Demerger of BCCL’s EIBME Undertaking: Legal Analysis of NCLT Approval under the Companies Act, 2013

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Digital Succession in India: Balancing Privacy and Property

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Mortgage Creates Borrower Status: Bombay High Court Enforces Pre-Deposit Requirement Under SARFAESI

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IBC Prevails Over Stale Restructuring: Supreme Court Rules Defunct SOA Cannot Halt CIRP

Telecom Spectrum as a Public Resource: Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Insolvency Jurisdiction

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Supreme Court Recognises Limited Scope for Joint Insolvency Proceedings Against Interconnected Corporate Entities

Karta’s Acquisitions May Be Treated as Joint Family Property Upon Proof of Adequate Ancestral Nucleus: Supreme Court

Karta’s Acquisitions May Be Treated as Joint Family Property Upon Proof of Adequate Ancestral Nucleus: Supreme Court

High Courts Cannot Invalidate Prior Arbitral Proceedings While Exercising Powers Under Section 15(2): Supreme Court