This article discusses the issue of application of Section 14 of the Limitation Act to applications under Section 7 of the IBC.

This article inter alia aims to bring out the contrast between dispute resolution mechanisms under IDA and IRC.

The author helps us navigate through Sections 33 and 33A of the Industrial Disputes Act 1947 and critically analyses the same.

The author examines the Indian jurisprudence on arbitrability of IP disputes.

The author examines a recent Delhi HC ruling that attempts to recognize the gap in the law regarding avoidance applications post-resolution.

This article intends to analyze the ramifications of the new CSR regime on the stakeholders.

This article analyses the role to be played by the government in a structure like Development Financial Institution.

Authors analyze the investment pattern vis-à-vis the risk aptitude of PFs and how the same would be a win-win for PFs and specified sectors.

The article examines the SPAC charm and discusses two possible incongruences of SPAC imports in the Indian markets.

The authors examine how Ramesh Kymal v Siemens Gamesa Renewable Power aptly depicts Section 10A as being asymmetrical and inadvertent.

The author seeks to analyze if India needs to enact legislation to control digital gatekeeping practices.

The authors examine the regulatory gaps that have purportedly allowed lending apps to take up exploitative practices.

The post examines an order granting relief of removal of a short seller's report and its relevance to the Indian securities market.

The authors analyze the relevant provisions of Draft Indian Ports Bill and the potential regulatory overlap between MPRA and CCI.

The article examines several considerations around the question of whether spectrum is capable of being subjected to proceedings under IBC.

Authors suggest that CCI must play a proactive role in addressing emerging challenges relating to platform markets.

The article discusses the relatively difficult assessment of digital platforms from an antitrust perspective.

The authors delineate the statutory framework to resolve direct tax disputes while identifying intrinsic flaws in the appellate mechanism.

The authors analyse how the recent amendments to the arbitration law are counterintuitive to India’s evolution into an arbitration avenue.

The article analyses the shortcomings of price manipulation rule and its inefficacy in addressing the issue of predatory pricing.

The author addresses the significance of REITS and InvITs in resurging a beleaguered investor space, and the pain points for an investor.

The article discusses ipso facto clauses from the standpoint of insolvency and liquidation process.

[Sakshi is a student at Jindal Global Law School. The following piece was selected as the second-best entry in the IRCCL Blog Writing...

[Pooja and Priyashi are students at National Law University, Jodhpur. The following post is the winning entry for the IRCCL Blog Writing...