The Aircrafts Objects Act safeguards the rights of global lessors without eroding the resilience of airline companies to revive under the IBC 2016.

By focusing on the "Meta game" of design and the "AI stack" of development, the CCI can bridge the gap between human-centric law and machine-driven markets.

While the CLRP framework presents itself an progressive endeavor to introduce flexibility and efficiency into the insolvency regime, its current form contains several flaws that go to the root of the matter, compromising its efficacy.

India needs to go beyond symbolism and emulate other successful examples, such as France, by developing clear standards, strong adjudicatory bodies, and making the right realizable to all workers.

The new amendment brings changes that are certainly going to be effective for the IBC. However, we must also not overlook the on-ground problems that might be created due to the changes in the code.

The decision in Dr Sohail Malik reflects judicial recognition that modern workplaces are porous and interconnected, and that rigid organizational boundaries cannot dictate access to redressal. By expanding the jurisdiction of the IC, the Supreme Court has prioritized substantive justice over formalistic limits. Yet, as with many transformative rulings, the limits of adjudication without corresponding legislative or institutional support stand exposed.

SEBI’s shift toward liquid net-worth requirements prioritizes immediate solvency over dynamic, risk-weighted metrics used in the US and EU. While this deleveraging enhances market stability, it risks institutional consolidation and reduced SME flexibility.

[ Shreya is a student at National Law School of India University Bengaluru. ] The emergence of third-party funding ( TPF ) in Indian arbitration has exposed a critical gap in the legal framework governing the extent of liability of a third-party funder in arbitration. The funding received from TPF is often what provides complete financial support to claimants, who are dependent on TPF. This leads to the risk of the successful party being unable to enforce an adverse costs awa

An AI-assisted track can indeed make arbitration faster and more accessible. Whether it also strengthens legitimacy, however, will depend on its execution. If the rollout keeps faith with the essentials of a legitimate arbitration, it will set a credible example for expansion beyond construction.

The long-term success of the Bill depends on its implementation, which must overcome the structural barriers such as the power imbalance in India’s labour market where junior staff, contract workers, and those in vulnerable positions think twice before they invoke their rights fearing it will damage their relationship with managers. Therefore, a meaningful way forward requires institutional designs that reduce the personal cost of asserting rights.

[ Vaibhav is a student at West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences . ] The advent of arbitration has not only introduced a host of complexities within arbitration law but has also extended its influence into the sphere of taxation law. The author brings to light an emerging issue in the taxability of the post-award interest component of these awards through this piece. The issue revolves around the fundamental question: under which head of income in the double ta

The Amendment functions as a structural foreclosure, rendering the bank-affiliated NBFC model economically obsolete. The regulatory signal is clear: diversification is viewed as arbitrage, and the era of the homogenized universal bank has returned.

Section 36 embodies a genuine tension between the efficiency arbitration promises and the accountability that public policy requires. The problem is not judicial oversight itself but its execution without temporal constraints and procedural clarity.

It bears no further reiteration that a proceeding under Sections 241–242 cannot be stifled by the commencement of CIRP or the approval of a resolution plan.

The 2025 update of the OECD commentary represents an important step towards harmonizing the definition of PE in modern business practices in cross-border remote work and mobile extractive industries.

If confidentiality is to move from principle to practice, Section 42A requires structural repair. The gaps identified earlier demand legislative intervention.

This article examines the SAT order’s interpretation of the RPT framework with respect to materiality assessment, and delineates regulatory implications for industry stakeholders.

The current framework has critical shortcomings that demand targeted reforms to instill genuine accountability.

The Linde Judgement is a major step towards a more substance oriented and shareholder centric RPTs regime in India.

The recent amendments by SEBI in the LODR aligns with the effort to maintain the governance standards in response to changing realities of the market.

Until courts stop treating boilerplate jurisdiction clauses as “embedded” seat designations, the conundrum of Indian arbitration will persist. The ghost of BALCO has not yet been exorcised; it has merely found a new home in the “exclusive jurisdiction” clause.

This article contends that this judgment rightly points out the pathologies of delay, but it is imperative to embrace a structured framework through a stringent two-pronged test in differentiating between: (1) procedural illegality due to delay itself and (2) the substantive prejudice due to delay under the rules of grounds of public policy under Section 34.

The CCI’s AI market study rightly recognizes algorithmic collusion as an emerging threat to competitive markets.

The 2025 amendments position Section 233 at the core of India’s intra-group restructuring landscape. However, the unchanged 90 % threshold which is anchored in a bygone ownership model, hinders the workability of the fast-track mergers.