This newsletter provides a monthly compilation of key real estate-related case laws, circulars, notifications, etc. issued by the authorities impacting entities & individuals operating in India.
This newsletter provides a monthly compilation of key tax-related case laws, circulars, notifications, etc. issued by the authorities impacting entities & individuals operating in India.
This newsletter provides a monthly compilation of key real estate-related case laws, circulars, notifications, etc. issued by the authorities impacting entities & individuals operating in India.
Insights The article deals with the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) introduced Guidelines to make real-money gaming advertising safer and more responsible for the
The article attempts to decipher the legal position of CAG’s decision vis -à-vis provisions enshrined under extant applicable law and seeks to address key queries emanating from a discussion on the subject.
This article analyses the implications of amendments made to the Government of India (Allocation of Business) Rules, 1961.
This blog aims to bring a brief perspective on InvITs- its operational structure and regulatory framework. Further, the blog also features the reasons behind InvITs being one of the most attractive investment tools.
The article deals with two contrasting court orders dealing with dynamic injunctions granted in cases of website infringement. Dynamic injunctions, although introduced in the Indian courts just last year, have become very common and the latest decision casts a very heavy burden on domain registrars to oversee and assess the legitimacy of any chosen domain name and ensure that similar domain names are not available for sale. It further exposes the registrar to contempt litigation because these blocked websites can be easily accessed through a VPN.
The newsletter explains the extension of time limit for convening annual general meeting of companies for the financial year 2019-2020 on account of Covid pandemic.
The proposed amendments to the intermediary rules also will not bring as much clarity on how these platforms are expected to behave, what content is to be allowed, what requires to be regulated and restricted as it gives enough room for subjectivity.
