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SC Sets Aside CCI’s Penalties On Amazon
The Indian Supreme Court has overturned a landmark penalty imposed by the Competition Commission of India on Amazon, establishing critical boundaries on the antitrust regulator's enforcement powers. This decision addresses fundamental questions about merger notification requirements, the scope of regulatory authority, and procedural fairness in competition law proceedings. The ruling has significant implications for foreign investment and the predictability of India's regulatory framework for cross-border t
India Anti-trust
AP
AZB & Partners
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Policy Newsletter | June 2026
The Reserve Bank of India, Securities and Exchange Board of India, Directorate General of Foreign Trade, Competition Commission of India, and Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India announced a series of targeted regulatory interventions aimed at improving market efficiency and reducing regulatory friction. These measures are designed to deepen India's financial and commercial ecosystem while the country continues its economic diplomacy efforts abroad.
India Government
DL
Dentons Link Legal
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Investing In Indian Infrastructure: What Foreign Investors Need To Evaluate Beyond Financing
India’s infrastructure sector continues to attract unprecedented international attention. From renewable energy parks and airports to data centres, logistics corridors, urban mobility systems and green hydrogen projects, global institutional investors are increasingly viewing Indian infrastructure as a long-term strategic asset class rather than merely an emerging market opportunity.
India Government
KS
King, Stubb & Kasiva
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Beyond The Term Sheet: Navigating The Legal Minefield Of Startup Funding
For all intents and purposes, signing a term sheet is often confused with the end of a transaction in the Indian startup community - the world's third-largest in terms of recognised startups. Actually, the term sheet is just a non-binding ‘statement of intent’. The legal framework that influences the relationship between a startup and its investors is finalized during the weeks and months to come and is far more important and far more intricate than the terms of the investment.
India Commercial
Ka
Khurana and Khurana
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