
Breaking Down Break Fees: Why They Matter in M&A Deals
Break fees and reverse break fees often serve as the financial guardrails that protect parties when transactions don’t go as planned.
Break fees and reverse break fees often serve as the financial guardrails that protect parties when transactions don’t go as planned.
In this post, we unpack key features of the revised CRI Guidelines, which were released on July 29, and outline takeaways for inventors.
In this post, we explore how enforceable lock-in clauses really are by examining relevant laws and case precedents that have helped shape the legal landscape.
This article outlines the background leading to the Cape Town Act, its core features, and its potential impact on India’s aviation landscape.
This blog post traces the evolution of NHAI’s policy on royalty reimbursement, exploring the legal backdrop, the rationale for each policy shift, and the practical implications for stakeholders.
This article delves into the distinctions between NCB and ICB and the necessity for clearer, standardized definitions to streamline procurement practices across India.
This article explores ways to mitigate the high stamp duty imposed on concession agreements, which places a substantial financial burden on concessionaires.
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Recent regulatory enhancements, such as the RBI’s guidelines and amendments to SARFESI and RDDBFI have strengthened the framework for InvITs.
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