India: International Law

Can a foreign court decree be executed in India while parallel proceedings are ongoing abroad? This episode breaks down the Delhi High Court judgment in BNP Paribas Suisse SA v. Ashok Kumar Goel & Ors.

SEBI by way of notification dated 20.01.2026, has notified the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) (Amendment) Regulations, 2026 ("LODR Amendment Regulations")...

The CESTAT Bench at Chennai has held that air compressors for use in car air-conditioners are classifiable under Tariff Item 8414 80 11 of the Customs Tariff Act...

Mint Leadership Dialogues – Season 2, presented by Mint in collaboration with JSA Advocates and Solicitors, is a premier thought leadership initiative that brings together India's most influential business leaders...

Trade remedy measures, namely anti-dumping (‘AD’), countervailing duty (‘CVD’) and safeguard duty, have become central policy instruments for countries seeking...

We are pleased to share with you our latest Customs and GST Alert, covering recent judgments and regulatory updates.

India's foreign trade regulatory landscape is undergoing a major transformation with the introduction of the Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Goods and Services) Regulations, 2026...

The resurgence of geopolitical conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States has once again foregrounded the vulnerability of international commercial arrangements to external shocks. For Indian businesses engaged in cross-border trade, energy procurement, logistics, and manufacturing, the ripple effects of such a conflict ranging from disrupted shipping routes to sanctions and supply shortages, pose significant challenges to contractual performance.

Force Majeure, has gained its spot back on the front-page news once again within the same decade due to the ongoing war in West Asia. Last invoked at this scale during the pandemic, Force Majeure is no longer a boiler plate clause, many times overlooked at the time of signing of any contract.