Month: January 2022

NCLAT admits Amazon’s appeal against CCI order The CCI had suspended its deal with Future Coupons Private Limited The bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) comprising Justice M Venugopal and Justice V P Singh has admitted Amazon’s plea challenging the order of the Competition Commission of India (CCI). The CCI had suspended

In a very significant development with far reaching consequences, the Kerala High Court in a learned, laudable, latest and landmark judgment titled KS Narayana Elayathu vs Sandhya in MFA No. 150 of 2021 against the order/judgment in OPGW 1139/2017 of VI Additional District Court, Ernakulam has while making the legal position crystal clear held explicitly

Weighmans to merge with UK Player RadcliffesLeBrasseur More than 225 partners will be part of the consolidated firm, which will rank in the top 40 firms in the UK in terms of revenue Weightmans, one of the top 45 firms in the UK, has announced that it will merge with London outfit RadcliffeLeBrasseur by the

Austria data authority rules, Google Analytics website’s use, violates GDPR Austrian authorities ruled Thursday that a website provider’s continuous use of Google Analytics and the transfer of personal data by the website provider to Google violated the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the European Union (EU). As a response to the Austrian privacy advocacy

Table of Contents hide Introduction With the impetus in the practice of corporate laws, it has become necessary to know some basic laws concerning a company. One such law is the Companies Act, 2013 (hereinafter referred to as “Companies Act”). Nonetheless, a mere study of the Companies Act would not suffice and a Corporate Lawyer

CESTAT upholds ‘Pay and Park’ service tax demand Since the development works come under the Constitution of India, these are not liable to service tax The Mumbai bench of the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) has upheld the service tax demand towards ‘Pay and Park’, Bazaar Auction/Bazaar Fees and Rasta Nuksan Bharpai.’

Allen & Overy appoints Norton Rose Fulbright’s EMEA disputes head After losing a senior litigator to White & Case last week, UK giant strengthens banking litigation team. Norton Rose Fulbright’s (NRF’s) EMEA head of disputes, Michael Godden, has joined Allen & Overy (A&O) as part of its financial services litigation team. In May 2007, Godden

Delhi High Court supports, investigations by various jurisdictional GST Authorities to be transferred to the DGGI, help bring under one roof To integrate all investigations initiated by different jurisdictional GST authorities under one roof, the Delhi High Court has upheld the transfer of these investigations to DGGI. A petitioner, Indo International Tobacco Ltd., manufactures and

Standard Chartered hires Sandie Okoro as General Counsel An experienced campaigner for diversity and social justice worked for five years as the legal head at a development bank. The UK banking and financial services giant Standard Chartered has hired Sandie Okoro, former Head of Legal at the World Bank, to replace David Fein who is

Last Updated on 47 mins by Admin LB Ram Jawaya Kapur and Ors. is one of the landmark cases dealing with the powers and functions of the executive. The court held that with change in time the powers and functions of the executive also change and that the executive does not always need a legislative