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Company Information in India
The Harvard Business School (HBS) Working Knowledge carries an interview of Professor Tarun Khanna of HBS in connection with the release o...
Strict Liability and the Nature of the Rule in Rylands v Fletcher
It is perhaps not surprising that counsel could not find a reported case since the second world war in which anyone had succeeded in a claim...
Ostensible Authority and Estoppel
The Privy Council in Kelly v. Fraser , [2012] UKPC 25, recently revisited the issue of whether an agent can be said to have ostensible autho...
Enforceability of “Side Letters”
Background It is customary for parties to enter into “side letters” in corporate and commercial transactions. Side letters are documents whi...
FDI: Shares for Consideration Other than Cash
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Inter Se Promoter Exemption for Takeovers: Computation of Holding Period
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Exclusion of Jurisdiction of Civil Courts under the SEBI Act
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Service of Notice on Parties to an Indian Arbitration
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SEBI’s Proposal to Overhaul Corporate Governance Norms
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An Unfortunate Judgment: India and the Law of Restitution for Unjust Enrichment
The law of restitution for unjust enrichment* is so well developed in the common law world today that it is impossible to conceive of a cohe...
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