SUPREME COURT REITERATES GROUNDS FOR SETTING ASIDE INTERNATIONAL AWARD IN CASE OF ECONOMIC OFFENCES

SUPREME COURT REITERATES GROUNDS FOR SETTING ASIDE INTERNATIONAL AWARD IN CASE OF ECONOMIC OFFENCES The Supreme Court has in a case of Ratnam Sudesh Iyer vs Jackie Kakubhai Shroff passed a Judgment dated 10-11-2021 and reiterated the grounds for setting aside international arbitral award in cases of economic offences. In this case, one, Mr. Ratnam Iyer, the

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IFSCA-GNLU Certificate Course on Financial Market Laws

[Announcement on behalf of Gujarat National Law University (GNLU)] The commercial dialogue among business entities is incomplete without financial communications. The role of law, specifically the financial market (laws and regulations), is significant to regulate the financial activities of the business entities in the financial market. Since 1991, with the liberalized economic policy (Indian Budget

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SUPREME COURT DRAWS DISTINCTION BETWEEN PROCEEDINGS FOR QUASHING OF FIR AND A CRIMINAL TRIAL

SUPREME COURT DRAWS DISTINCTION BETWEEN PROCEEDINGS FOR QUASHING OF FIR AND A CRIMINAL TRIAL A Two Judge Bench of the Supreme Court has in a matter of Mahendra KC vs State of Karnataka and Others passed a Judgment dated 29-10-2021 and drawn a distinction between proceedings initiated for quashing of First Information Report (FIR) under Section 482

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