Business Law and Corporate Law

The 6th Podcast of ESG Decibel series with Ms. Roma Balwani, CEO & Brand Custodian, Indian Deaf Cricket Association, is a take on the current status of DE&I in the corporate world and ESG Transformation in companies.

Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) seems to be at an inflection point in the Far West with the three concepts having witnessed quite a roller coaster...

It's important that businesses know a handler's rights so to not discriminate against the handler.

In the complex landscape of international arbitration, the interplay between seat courts and enforcement courts continues to shape the strategic decisions...

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) appear to be sending mixed signals to Indian markets: while secondary market withdrawals crossed INR 25,000 crore recently...

Government tenders are a lifeline for many Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and start-ups in India. Recognising their role in innovation and employment...

In November 2009, the Federal Court of Australia (in Hine v New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation [2009] FCA 1242) considered whether or not a legal remedy was available for perceived injustices arising from a direction given by the Department of Housing (DOH) to its contractors, in circumstances where losses claimed were pure economic losses arising from dealings in a wholly commercial context.

On 21 April 2010 the High Court handed down its unanimous decision that damages are not available for the ‘loss of chance’ of a better medical outcome where the defendant’s negligence was merely a possible but less than a probable cause of the plaintiff’s damage.

In this case, the NSW Court of Appeal confirmed that the prima facie measure of damages where there are defects caused by a breach of a contractual obligation is the cost of rectification, provided the works to be carried out are both necessary under the contract and reasonable, affirming the principle espoused in Bellgrove v Eldridge.

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) appear to be sending mixed signals to Indian markets: while secondary market withdrawals crossed INR 25,000 crore recently...

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has initiated a transformative phase for corporate restructuring through its recent amendments to the Companies (Compromises, Arrangements and Amalgamations) Rules, 2016, which took effect on September 8, 2025.

The Government has introduced a Bill containing reforms that would require mandatory public disclosure of all forms of derivative interests once the 5% threshold is reached.