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Forfeiture Of Gratuity Does Not Require Criminal Conviction As A Prerequisite

In the recent case of Western Coal Fields Ltd. v. Manohar Govinda Fulzele, 2025 INSC 233, the Supreme Court ("SC") held that an employee's gratuity can be forfeited in case of proven misconduct for an offence involving moral turpitude, even if the employee has not been convicted in a criminal proceeding.

India Litigation

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Majmudar & Partners

Newsletter For December 2025

The present appeal arises from the judgment and order dated 07 April 2025 passed by the Bombay High Court allowing a petition under Section 11(4) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 ("the Act")...

India Litigation

PL

Phoenix Legal

Delhi High Court Rules Unilateral Arbitrator Appointment Invalid Without Post-Dispute Written Waiver

In a recent judgment, the Delhi High Court reaffirmed the principles of impartiality and procedural fairness in arbitration, holding that a party cannot invoke the protections of Section 12(5)...

India Litigation

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IndiaLaw LLP

Suing A Foreign Entity In India

In an era marked by globalization and economic integration, India stands as a beacon for foreign investors seeking lucrative opportunities.

India Litigation

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Singhania & Partners LLP

International Arbitration Comparative Guide

India Litigation

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S&A Law Offices

Dawning An Era Of Arbitral Mechanism Over States› Supremacy: A Case Comment On ‘KLA Const Technologies v. The Embassy Of Islamic Republic Of Afghanistan

India Litigation

SO

S&A Law Offices

Delhi High Court Upholds That A Foreign State Cannot Claim Sovereign Immunity Against Enforcement Of Arbitral Award

India Litigation

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Clasis Law

Whether Foreign States Are Permitted To Stymie The Enforcement Of Arbitral Awards? Delhi High Court Answers

India Litigation

SO

S&A Law Offices

Newsletter-June, 2021

India Litigation

UL

Upscale Legal

Invoking Of Sovereign Immunity By Foreign State In Execution Of An Arbitration Award – A Reviewal

India Litigation

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King, Stubb & Kasiva

Sovereign Immunity Not A Defence Against Enforcement Of Arbitral Awards: High Court Of Delhi

India Litigation

PL

Phoenix Legal

Treatment Of Contract Of Guarantee Under Ibc: Unrest Amongst Creditors

India Commercial

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Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India

Stamp Duty Stumps Brokers And Demat Transfers

India Technology

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Nishith Desai Associates

A Tale Of Restasis: Misadventures Of Sovereign Immunity

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Khurana and Khurana

SEBI's Crackdown On Finfluencers: Regulations And Enforcement

India Commercial

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Aarna Law

Data Breach Reporting In India: Legal Obligations And Best Practices

SR

S.S. Rana & Co. Advocates

F&M - Dispute Resolution & ADR - Highlights 2025

India Litigation

Fox & Mandal

Comparative Framework: How The New Labour Codes Differ From 29 Old Labour Laws

India Employment

LP

Legitpro Law

Year In Review: 10 Indian Competition Law Judgments That Mattered

India Anti-trust

SA

Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co

Delhi High Court Knocks Out Monsanto And Its Claims For Higher License Fee

The Plaintiff, Monsanto Technology LLC had filed a Commercial Suit Number CS Comm No. (132 of 2016) before the Hon'ble Delhi High Court alleging that Nuziveedu Seeds Ltd and others were...

IJ

Infini Juridique

Suing A Foreign State In India: Piercing The Veil Of Sovereign Immunity

The government is taking various routes to facilitate and broaden Foreign Direct Investment inflows into India.

India Litigation

SS

Singhania & Partners LLP

Indian Supreme Court Paves The Way To Challenge Foreign Arbitration Awards In India On Broad Public Policy Grounds

On January 10, 2008, the Supreme Court of India issued an important decision in the case Venture Global Engineering v. Satyam Computer Services, Ltd. regarding the enforcement in India of foreign arbitration awards.

India Litigation

MB

Mayer Brown

Corporate Name Similar To Trademark Co-Exist

Sometime it happens in trademark disputes that the impugned mark is an indicator of a trade source which is entirely different from the first i.e. the businesses and the goods are completely different bearing the same trade name/mark.

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LexOrbis

Acquiescence: A Facet Of Delay

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LexOrbis

"Interested Person" Under The Copyright Act, 1957

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LexOrbis

Power Of Registrar To Accept Rectification Application During The Pendency Of Suit

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LexOrbis

Regional Players as Bonafide Users??

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LexOrbis

"TIGER HILL"; Beer Free of Charges of Deception

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LexOrbis

Suit for Different Cause of Action: How Far Maintainable?

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LexOrbis

Macleoids Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Versus Tidal Laboratories P. Ltd.

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LexOrbis

NSTA POWER vs. AMCO INSTA POWER – Suit For Declaration

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LexOrbis

TATA - Principle Of Well-Known Mark Upheld

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LexOrbis

Delay In Instituting Passing Off Action Not Condonable

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LexOrbis

Macleoids Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Versus Tidal Laboratories P. Ltd.

The acquiescence in relation to the use of a mark disentitles the proprietor of the mark to oppose it from being used. The case Macleods Pharmaceuticals Ltd versus Tidal Laboratories P Ltd 2006 (32) PTC 221(Bom) amply lays down the law in this matter. Also that registration of a trademark is not a crucial factor in denying relief in a passing off action.

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LexOrbis

NSTA POWER vs. AMCO INSTA POWER – Suit For Declaration

Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd is a reputed manufacturer of tractors and farm equipments. They started a division to manufacture and market tubular and flat batteries to be used in UPS, Inverters etc. Amco Batteries limited is an associate company. Amco Batteries Limited granted a licence in favour of the Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd to use the trademark AMCO.

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LexOrbis

TATA - Principle Of Well-Known Mark Upheld

Sandyz Confezioni S.P.A, an Italy based company, filed for the registration of the trademark letters ‘ST’, which appears to be a geometrical device in respect of articles of ‘sport clothing’.

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LexOrbis

Delay In Instituting Passing Off Action Not Condonable

Macleods Pharmaceuticals Ltd., moved an ad-interim application for the action of passing off under the provisions of Trade and Merchandise Marks Act, 1999, where in the Macleods Pharmaceuticalss sought an injunction from the court, to restrain the Tidal Laboratories from using the impugned trade mark "Rabemax" or any other mark bearing similarity to the Macleods Pharmaceuticals’s mark "Rabemac".

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LexOrbis

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