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Ravishekhar Pandey and Anubhav Ghosh Franklin Templeton is an American Mutual Fund Company, named after Benjamin Franklin. It runs 15...

Shekhar K. Agrawal Law of limitation means the time limit prescribed in law within which a person should approach the Court for redress...

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”) was enacted with the view to bringing a complete code of reorganisation and insolvency...

Harsha Asnani and Roopadaksha Basu The outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic has resulted into lockdown in all the spheres of work. However,...

I. Introduction Amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, companies are facing unusually difficult hurdles in raising capital and ensuring...

Rashi Dalmia & Vrinda Tanna The Indian Stamp Act, 1899 ("Act") enacted to prescribe and provide for the collection of proper stamp duty...

Shivani Kumbhojkar I. Introduction In modern era of dispute resolution, arbitration has become the preferred mode for dispute resolution....

Shekhar Agrawal The law of Specific Relief is an Act providing for an equitable remedy. In this, the court issues an order requiring a...

Rashi Dalmia Introduction - Statutory Background The mode of utilising media by people has been varying expeditiously over the last few...

Despite the various advantages of arbitration, an apprehension regarding the lack of independence and impartiality of an arbitrator (...)

Shivani Kumbhojkar A Bank Guarantee (“BG”) is a common mode of securing payment of money in commercial dealing as the beneficiary, under...

Vrinda Tanna Negotiable Instruments have been used in commercial world for a long period of time as one of the convenient modes for...

Roopadaksha Basu I. Introduction – Concept of Seat and Venue The concepts of ‘Seat’ and ‘Venue’ are of utmost significance in any...

From Renusagar to NAFED v. Alimenta Akshata Timmapur The New York Convention, 1958, to which India is a signatory, states that the...

Shekhar Agrawal Laws of Succession relate to legal principles of distribution of assets of a deceased individual. These include the order...

I. Introduction: Section 9-A of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (“Code”) was a novel concept which was inserted in the Code by way of a...

Introduction The end to the decade had just began and the world was envisaging the same, however the situation seemed to be tense and...

The Law Point In Conversation with Vikram Nankani (Senior Advocate) on "Enforcing Liability in a Post-COVID World: A Practical...

Introduction In the wake of first pan India biological disaster, the legal and the executive machineries in India are grappling with the...

In common law, a Writ is a formal written order issued by a body with administrative or judicial jurisdiction. In modern usage, this body...