Shaheen Bagh people write to Supreme Court judges alleging protest site’s destruction amid coronavirus

Shaheen Bagh people write to Supreme Court judges alleging protest site’s destruction amid coronavirus People protesting in Shaheen Bagh, mostly women, against the citizenship amendment act (CAA) have written to the SC Judges. The protestors who were peacefully carrying out the protest since 15 December 2019, left the protest site two days after the imposition

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Competition Law and the Deep Discounting Conundrum

[Akanshha Agrawal is a III year student at the National Law University, Delhi An earlier version of this post was published by the Kluwer Competition Law Blog] The changing market dynamics in the digital era have raised several concerns with competition regulators across the world, triggering a host of studies for a better understanding the

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PERIOD OF LIMITATION STARTS FROM THE DATE OF DEFAULT, NOT FROM THE DATE OF DECREE: NCLAT

Saturday February 15, 2020. BY Risha Shah | Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code In a recent judgment Sh G Eswara Rao vs. Stressed Assets Stabilisation Fund[i] National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (“NCLAT”), the appellate tribunal under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“I&B Code”) held that period of limitation of three years for filing an application

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ENFORCEABILITY OF EXPARTE FOREIGN JUDGMENTS IN INDIA

Saturday February 15, 2020. BY | Debt Recovery The Government of India on 17th January 2020 notified UAE as a ‘reciprocating territory’ for allowing enforcement of judgments passed by UAE courts in India. This notification is issued following execution of India-UAE Agreement in 1999 (“Agreement”) for judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters. There is

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