Tag: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal

Cross-border disputes show how the choice of law, seat, and institutional rules in arbitration can determine enforceability

Kaustubh Nandan Sinha joined Jaypee Infratech as general counsel

NCLAT ruled balance sale consideration is not "financial debt" under the IBC

The implementation of settlement and commitment provisions under India’s revamped competition law will be a game-changer

A dispute over car parks has led to a high court ruling that any documents added to civil proceedings must meet a twin test of fairness under amendments to the Code of Civil Procedure

The Supreme Court on 2 May allowed Ezeego One Travel and Tours to withdraw its insolvency dispute against Yatra Online following a settlement where Yatra would pay Ezeego USD194,000

Government indecision on a major appointment to India's antitrust watchdog has left it in a regulatory limbo, unable to properly enforce or protect, Freny Patel reports

Christopher Manoharan and Ramasamy Santhanakrishnan have joined Kochhar & Co at its Chennai office as senior partner and partner, respectively

Insolvency board makes greater use of enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance with the bankruptcy code

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) upheld an NCLT decision setting a precedent and paving the way for progress on the resolution of the Dunar Foods insolvency proceedings

There are two different rulebooks for dealing with anti-competitive behaviour around the world

A conflict has played out before several judicial forums over the fate of Future Retail, a company in grave health with creditors and two of the world’s richest men entangled in its fate