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Alatau City Special Legal Regime: Key Points for Investors
Kazakhstan's Alatau City introduces a groundbreaking special legal regime designed to attract private investment through regulatory flexibility, digital administration, and investment-oriented mechanisms. Operating under four specialized development districts with enhanced conditions for licensing, taxation, customs, and public-private partnerships, the new city aims to position itself as a regional investment and logistics hub along the Middle Corridor. Will this ambitious framework successfully combine in
Kazakhstan Commercial
U
Unicase Law Firm
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Not All Digital Signatures Are Legally Valid: Here’s Why
In the modern digital age, digital signatures play a crucial role in securing online transactions and ensuring the authenticity of digital documents. They provide a secure and efficient method of validating identity and protecting data integrity. However, it is important to understand that not all digital signatures hold legal validity. The enforceability of a digital signature in a court of law depends on several factors, including the technology used and the compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
India Media & IT
ML
MZM Legal
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Post-Award Interim Protection Under Section 9 Of The Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996 Cannot Be Granted As A Matter Of Course To An Unsuccessful Party In Arbitration
The Bombay High Court in Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited v. Swiber Offshore Construction Pte Limited , held that post-award interim protection under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, though maintainable at the instance of an unsuccessful party, cannot be granted as a matter of routine. An adverse award raises the threshold to exceptional and compelling circumstances beyond the ordinary prima facie case, balance of convenience and irreparable injury test.
India Litigation
MM
M Mulla Associates
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From Market Entry To Market Reality: The Legal Risks Foreign Companies Often Underestimate In India
Most foreign companies spend months deciding how to enter India, i.e., whether to set up a subsidiary, form a joint venture with a local partner or open a branch. Far fewer spend the same effort on what happens once the entity exists. Yet it is usually after entry, when the business is running and the relationships are tested, that the gap between what an investor expected and what Indian law actually gives it becomes visible.
India Commercial
LP
Legitpro Law
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SEBI Notifies Acceptance Of Digitally Signed POA From FPIs
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”), by circular dated 20.08.2026 (“FPI Circular”), has notified the acceptance of digitally signed power of attorney (“POA”) by foreign portfolio investors (“FPI”) and has accordingly amended the Master Circular for Foreign Portfolio Investors, Designated Depository Participants and Eligible Foreign Investors (“FPI Master Circular”).
India Commercial
Sagus Legal
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Thailand Introduces Regulatory Framework For Domestic Crypto ETFs
Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has introduced a regulatory framework permitting the establishment and management of cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (crypto ETFs) in Thailand. Effective October 16, 2026, the framework establishes requirements for spot-trade crypto ETFs, listing on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), delegated digital asset investment management, and digital asset custody arrangements, while restricting margin loan trading and limiting retail access to foreign crypto ETFs.
Thailand Finance
TG
Tilleke & Gibbins
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Franchising Compliance In Thailand: Lessons From Trade Competition Rulings
Thailand's franchise sector operates without dedicated franchise legislation, relying instead on scattered general laws and administrative guidance from the Trade Competition Commission of Thailand. Recent TCCT decisions have established practical frameworks governing post-contract modifications, discriminatory treatment, forced purchasing arrangements, territorial encroachment...
Thailand Commercial
TG
Tilleke & Gibbins
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Part 6: Independent Legal Advice For Franchise Buyers: Negotiation And Committing With Clarity
By the time the evaluation is done, the remaining task is to commit well: to take advice that is substantive rather than a formality, to ask for clarification even where negotiation is unlikely, and to carry the disciplines of due diligence into the operation of the business. None of it removes risk, but together these change the character of the risk you accept.
Australia Commercial
Whelan Lawyers
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