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By way of the Impugned Order, the NCLAT had set aside the National Company Law Tribunal’s (“NCLT”) approval of 3 (three) project-wise resolution plans of Earth Infrastructures Limited (“CD”). The NCLAT held that the said plans erroneously included the assets of the CD’s subsidiaries, without seeking permission for transfer from GNIDA, being the principal lessor/owner of the said assets.

In this episode of Transforming India – The Road to 2047, presented by Mint in partnership with JSA Advocates & Solicitors, host Alokesh Bhattacharyya discusses how white-collar crime in India is changing as the economy becomes more digital and interconnected.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court examined whether an arbitrator's administrative duties as a senior government officer justify extending the statutory deadline for delivering an arbitral award. The case arose from a land acquisition dispute where the Divisional Commissioner, acting as arbitrator, could not complete proceedings...