S&R Associates Advised IRB Infrastructure Trust On Investment In IRB Chandibhadra Tollway

S&R Associates advised IRB Infrastructure Trust on investment in IRB Chandibhadra Tollway The leading law firm in India, S&R Associates represented IRB Infrastructure Trust, an infrastructure investment trust which owns and operates road assets in India, in its investment, including upfront concession fees of INR 30.8 billion, in IRB Chandibhadra Tollway, the concessionaire of a

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Is Blacklisting a Natural Outcome of Contract Termination? Supreme Court Clarifies

The relationship between contract termination and blacklisting has long been a contentious issue in public procurement law. Government authorities frequently terminate contracts upon finding deficiencies or breaches, and in many cases, such termination is followed by blacklisting of the contractor. However, a critical question arises: Is blacklisting an automatic or natural consequence of contract termination?

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NCLT Mumbai Rules Sole Financial Creditor Cannot Withdraw Claim After Joining CoC; Must Carry CIRP to Logical Conclusion

NCLT Mumbai Rules Sole Financial Creditor Cannot Withdraw Claim After Joining CoC; Must Carry CIRP to Logical Conclusion Introduction The Mumbai Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has held that a sole secured financial creditor cannot withdraw its admitted claim after entering the Committee of Creditors (CoC) merely because recovery prospects appear low.

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Trilegal Advised Continuum Green Energy On USD 67.5 Million Investment From Just Climate

Trilegal advised Continuum Green Energy on USD 67.5 million investment from Just Climate The Leading law firm in India, Trilegal advised Continuum Green Energy Limited and Continuum Green Energy Holdings Limited on a fundraise from Just Climate, along with one of its limited partners, April 06, 2026, India. Pursuant to the definitive documents executed between

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Can Courts Show Leniency in Stamp Duty Deficiency Cases? Supreme Court Clarifies Position

The issue of stamp duty deficiency frequently arises in civil litigation, particularly when documents are produced in evidence without proper stamping. Courts are often confronted with the question of whether they possess the discretion to reduce or waive penalties imposed for such deficiencies. In a significant ruling in Krishnavathi Sharma v. Bhagwandas Sharma & Ors.,

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