Who’s Liable: The Company or its Directors: Landmark Supreme Court Judgment
A Division Bench of the Supreme Court took cognizance of its previous judgment and passed an order on the Vicarious Liability of Office Bearers of a Company.
CHALLENGES IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN INDIA POST PANDEMIC
This issue of separation of management and ownership has been ever-present but has become even more important after the pandemic.
Indian Insolvency Law and Pre-Pack Insolvency Resolution Process: An Analysis (Part-2)
A pre-packaged insolvency resolution is an out of court settlement plan in which the restructuring of the corporate debtor is agreed in advance with the creditors and other important stakeholders of such debtor before insolvency is declared.
Indian Insolvency Law and Pre-Pack Insolvency Resolution Process: An Analysis (Part-I)
A pre-packaged insolvency resolution is an out of court settlement plan in which the restructuring of the corporate debtor is agreed in advance with the creditors and other important stakeholders of such debtor before insolvency is declared.
Important Clauses in a Trademark Licensing Agreement
Licensing of trademarks is one of the most common ways of monetising one’s intellectual property. Companies, by licensing trademarks owned by them, grant the licensee the right to use their registered trademark.
Amul Succeeds in waving its flag of Victory in Canada
Marking a first for India’s dairy giant Amul, the Canadian Federal Court on June 22, ruled in its favour that a brand named ‘Amul Canada’ had infringed on Amul’s copyright by advertising their product, using their brand image and name, as well as corporate information via popular jobs site LinkedIn. The court ordered ‘Amul Canada’ […]
DISCRIMINATION OF NON-CONVENTIONAL TRADEMARK: SOUND AND SMELL TRADEMARKS WHETHER REGISTRABLE OR NOT UNDER THE PRESENT TRADEMARK LAWS
This article aims to examine Indian trademark law regime and the possibility for trade marking of sound and smell.
Bombay High Court Resolves the Conflict between Admiralty and Insolvency Law
Introduction The Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017 (“Admiralty Act”) is a special law which aims to consolidate the laws relating to admiralty jurisdiction, legal proceedings in relation to vessels, their arrest, sale and other incidental matters. Whereas,The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“ IBC”) is a special statute devoted entirely to […]
Maha RERA : New Guidelines regarding hearing of complaints
In an attempt to facilitate speedy dispute redressal between builders and home buyers, Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (“MahaRERA”) issued directives for granting adjournments and mode of hearing of complaints.
The Drone Rules 2021: India gears itself for the next technological revolution
A discussion on some of the salient features of the drone Rules 2021 and an analysis of it’s impact on the foreign investment regime in India
