Since there exists a legal grey area between the positions in Rangaraj and Messers, there is a dire need for a legislative solution.

The article studies the legality of SARs as an alternative option to ESOPs.

Received as part of IRCCL Blog Writing Competition 2022-23, the article proposes a new set of regulatory freeze out measures for India.

Received as part of IRCCL Blog Writing Competition 2022-23, the article analyses burden of proof in litigations involving freezeout mergers.

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

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

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

The author has particularly analyzed the restrictions on the number of layers of subsidiaries provided in the Overseas Investment Rules.

Per the author, when entities in good faith want to expedite the buyback process, there should be some space for companies to do the same.

The author examines the framework for social stock exchange.

Central Government is well-intended to strike-off shell companies, but small companies might take the fall due to interpretational issues.

Authors discuss the jurisprudence of selective reduction of shares under the Indian law.

Author discusses Press Note 3 of 2020 and the way forward.

The author argues in favour of a progressive reform in pursuit of enabling cross-border demergers through regulatory and judicial certainty.

The article examines the right of shareholders to suggest nominations for appointment of independent directors.

By analyzing the case of Invesco-Zee, this article seeks to answer whether combative activism is feasible in the Indian context.

The author sees the amendment to the LLP Act as encouraging entrepreneurs and other professionals to consider forming LLPs.

This article attempts to evaluate GIFT City’s proposed SPAC framework and compare it with the SPAC frameworks adopted across jurisdictions.

Authors argue that the arguments put forth by PNB Housing Finance to justify its non-compliance with its AoA lack legal support.

The blog attempts to examine the meta-argument about boardroom diversity beyond the realms of gender-binaries and women’s representation.

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

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