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India’s space programme, spearheaded by the ISRO has achieved a number of milestones over the years, proving that space is no longer the final frontier. In this context, the Department of Space tabled a draft Space Activities Bill for stakeholder comment last year, with the aim of encouraging a...
The Competition Commission of India recently rejected allegations of antitrust law violations against the cab aggregators, Ola and Uber, relating to price fixing, resale price maintenance and cartelisation. INDUSLAW’s Avimukt Dar, Shreya Suri, Parumita Pal and Milan Mittal discuss this case and...
The Supreme Court of India recently dismissed an appeal by a competing resolution applicant, asserting that the acceptance of UltraTech’s recent resolution plan to acquire the distressed Indian cement manufacturer, Binani Cement, violated the insolvency resolution process under the Insolvency and...
The media and entertainment industry has consistently grown and continues to grow at a global level, particularly with the advent of new mediums for distribution, supported by dynamic technological advancements. The Indian market has not only followed this global trend over the years but has also...
In August 2018, in the case of Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited vs. Galpha Laboratories Limited and Another, the High Court of Bombay imposed exemplary damages to the tune of INR 1.5 crore on Galpha Laboratories Limited for habitually infringing the trademark rights of Glenmark Laboratories...
The Supreme Court of India recently upheld the validity of the TRAI's Regulations and Tariff Order introduced in 2017, primarily dealing with the manner in which broadcasters and distributors could package, market and sell television channel subscriptions to consumers.
