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Apple Inc. (Apple) has moved the Delhi High Court challenging how penalties are calculated under India's revamped competition law framework. The challenge stems from an ongoing antitrust investigation into Apple's App Store practices in India. Complaints from app developers, including Match Group, alleged that Apple's restrictions on in-app payments and distribution unfairly disadvantage competitors and developers

An Arbitrator’s authority to decide a dispute rests on something more fundamental than the arbitration agreement that appoints them; it rests on the parties’ confidence in the arbitrator’s independence, impartiality and transparency. Section 12 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (“the Act”) gives statutory expression to that principle by requiring an arbitrator to disclose.

The Delhi High Court’s May 13, 2025 decision in Abros Sports International Pvt. Ltd. v. Ashish Bansal & Ors. [2025 SCC OnLine Del 3410] has forced us to confront one of the most recurring questions in the Indian trade mark law: can the proprietor of one registered mark be sued for infringement by the proprietor of another registered mark?