The piece considers the principal limitations of blocking-statutes and the underlying assumptions. By examining the anti-sanctions statute through the lens of force majeure, this article exposes its limitations. Finally, it considers the broader framework that may be required if a blocking-statute is to provide meaningful protection rather than symbolic resistance.

The author examines the duality in perceiving determinability of contracts in India.

The author dissects the position of escalation clauses under Indian law vis-à-vis the prevalent position in model law jurisdictions.