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Earlier this month, the Supreme Court of India passed a judgment concerning the eligibility of resolution applicants for Essar Steel India Limited. INDUSLAW's Saurav Kumar, Harman Walia and Jaskiran Kaur discusse the Supreme Court's verdict, which interprets Section 29A of the Insolvency and...
INDUSLAW’s IP newsletter sets out the key intellectual property related updates in India from the third quarter of this year. Aditi Verma Thakur, Anju Srinivasan and Pooja Nair discuss the amendment to the Intellectual Property Rights (Imported Goods) Enforcement, Rules, 2007, along with notable...
The Supreme Court of India recently passed a judgement in Wockhardt Ltd. Vs. Torrent Pharmaceuticals & Anr., through which it reaffirmed that the intention to defraud or deceive, or mens rea, should not be considered, to analyse misrepresentation in a case of passing off. INDUSLAW’s V Srinivasa...
Cross border secondments and employee transfers are becoming increasingly common; however, several organizations are unaware of their implications, specifically with respect to social security laws in India. INDUSLAW’s Avik Biswas and Sowmya Kumar look at some aspects of cross border employee...
The Supreme Court of India, in its recent order, has set aside the orders passed by the Competition Commission of India and the former Competition Appellate Tribunal, which had found suppliers of LPG cylinders liable for bid rigging under the Competition Act, 2002, for rigging their bids in the...
The recent judgement of the Supreme Court of India, upholding the validity of Aadhaar while striking out parts of the Aadhaar Act which permitted body corporates to use the Aadhaar number of an individual for establishing the identity of an individual, is likely to have a disproportionate effect on...
