This article attempts to highlight the shortcomings of the court’s interpretation of the phrase ‘ordinary course of business’ in Anuj Jain.

Policymakers and regulators in India should consider the adoption of a more structured hybrid governance model for MIIs.

Author focuses on distinguishing between personal and non-personal data, including on their regulatory, legal and commercial implications.

Per the authors, the framework for cross-border mergers in India remains of limited efficacy.

The author examines the settlement and commitment mechanism under the anti-trust regime.

This article assesses the measures taken by the Indian government to promote green financing.

The language and intent of Section 79 necessitates that the corporate veil is pierced by looking at the substance of the transaction.

There is still opportunity to prevent pump and dump schemes in the future.

Per authors, one needs to delve into the world of fin-influencers to see what really lies behind the cloaked veil.

India must have clarity in its information exchange jurisprudence in order to ensure robust enforcement against hub and spoke cartels.

Per the author, the proposed amendments to competition regime may have far-reaching implications for businesses operating in India.

The article aims to contribute to the existing discourse on adapting competition laws to the evolving digital landscape.

Per the authors, the principles of law emerging from DMRC case severely dilute the concept of a separate legal entity.

Authors analyze the power of CoC to reconsider or review its approval in a case where the successful plan is pending the approval of AA.

Per the author, the order of the CCI in the FHRAI case on the issue of misrepresentation sets a dangerous precedent.

Author emphasizes on the need to assess whether big data firms engage in exclusionary acts by essentializing the data.

The article aims to primarily analyse the impact of the widened Section 56(2)(viib) of the Income Tax Act 1961.

The article evaluates SEBI's proposed framework for alternative investments.

The subjective-objective approach would inter alia strike a balance between directorial discretion and judicial intervention.

Per the author, it is useful to examine the cost of pursuing green goals, given the existing housing demand in India.

The article discusses digital market regulation in India, highlighting the need for effective regulation to address various issues.

Author discusses the interplay of competition law and IPR and calls for a clear ruling to limit the scope of interference by High Courts.

Per author, VDA transactions should be treated either under capital gains or as business income, as applicable.

The present article attempts to look at the regulatory framework for the financial sector in the upcoming data privacy regime.