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Strangers at the Gate: SC's Bright-Line Rule for Non-Signatories and their Rights in Arbitration
[ Vidhanshu and Raman are students at National Forensic Sciences University, Gandhinagar, and Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, respectively. ] The Hon’ble Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Kamal Gupta and Another v. LR Builders Private Limited and Another  ( Kamal Gupta ) is an important precedent that defends the procedural sanctity of an arbitration proceeding against interference from non-signatory parties. Kamal Gupta  sets a clear and straightforward rule
Vidhanshu Tyagi, Raman Singh Chauhan
3 days ago6 min read
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Zombie Firms, Evergreening, and Insolvency: Recalibrating India’s Credit and Regulatory Architecture
Zombie companies drain capital from healthy firms and undermine policy tools. India's shift toward strict enforcement is beginning to bear fruit, but ongoing vigilance, strict identification of NPs, strong insolvency procedures, and a strong banking culture are required to prevent credit from pushing zombies rather than innovation.
Megha Pillai, Aarusha Yadav
4 days ago6 min read
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SEBI’s RPT Overhaul: Efficiency Gains or Governance Risks?
SEBI’s consultation paper provides a forward-looking approach to ease compliance, maintain uniform standards, and reduce redundant disclosure norms within which the RPTs operate.
Ch. Satya Kaushik, Neha Krishna Maadhuri Andru
Oct 136 min read
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