Trilegal Advised Neo Secondaries Fund On INR 476 Crore Investment In Baldor Technologies (IDfy)

Trilegal advised Neo Secondaries Fund on INR 476 crore investment in Baldor Technologies (IDfy) Trilegal, the leading law firm in India, advised Neo Secondaries Fund, managed by Neo Asset Management, on its primary and secondary investment in Baldor Technologies (IDfy) as part of a funding round aggregating to INR 476 crore. The investment was led

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DSK Legal Advised Shree Mahalaxmi Co-operative Housing Society Limited On Grant Of Development Rights To Kalpataru Limited

DSK Legal advised Shree Mahalaxmi Co-operative Housing Society Limited on grant of development rights to Kalpataru Limited DSK Legal advised Shree Mahalaxmi Co-operative Housing Society Limited (“Society”), located at Andheri (West), Mumbai, on the grant of development rights in respect of its property admeasuring around 3 acres to Kalpataru Limited. The firm guided the Society

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Can a Public Servant Escape Bribery Conviction Because the Co-Accused Was Acquitted? Supreme Court Clarifies Law

Corruption cases involving public officials often raise complex questions regarding criminal liability, especially when multiple accused persons are involved. A frequent defence raised in bribery prosecutions is that if one accused is acquitted, particularly where conspiracy is alleged, then the conviction of another accused should automatically fail. The Supreme Court of India recently clarified this

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M&A Transactions and Market Rumors

M&A Transactions and Market Rumors The M&A market in India is characterized by frequent media leaks. Studies indicate that “leak rates” are higher in the Asia-Pacific region (including India) as compared to the rest of the world. Leaks could be deliberate (for example, to attract more bidders), accidental (for example, because of weak protocols) or

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Suspicion Cannot Take the Place of Proof in Criminal Law: Allahabad High Court Acquits Two Accused After 42 Years

In a significant reaffirmation of the fundamental principles of criminal jurisprudence, the Allahabad High Court held that a criminal conviction cannot be sustained merely based on suspicion or possibilities. The Court emphasised that the prosecution must prove the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt, and where material inconsistencies and evidentiary gaps exist, the benefit

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Goa Judicial Services Exam Mains 2020 Paper-II (Criminal Law)

Candidates preparing for the Goa Judicial Services Examination should solve the Goa Judicial Services Mains Written Examination 2020 – Paper II (Criminal Law) along with other previous years’ question papers before appearing for the Preliminary and Main stages. Practising authentic papers not only familiarises aspirants with the pattern and style of questions but also helps

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DMD Advocates Secures Victory For Boeing India In Delhi High Court; Assessment Order Held Void Ab Initio

DMD Advocates Secures Victory for Boeing India in Delhi High Court; Assessment Order Held Void Ab Initio The leading law firm in India, DMD Advocates, successfully represented Boeing India Private Limited (BIPL) before the Delhi High Court in a matter concerning the final assessment order issued by the Revenue. Background The Hon’ble Delhi High Court

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Goa Judicial Services Exam Mains 2020 Paper-I (Civil Law)

Candidates preparing for the Goa Judicial Services Examination should solve the Goa Judicial Services Mains Written Examination 2020 – Paper I (Civil Law) along with other previous years’ question papers before appearing for the Preliminary and Main stages. Practising authentic papers not only familiarises aspirants with the pattern and style of questions but also helps

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Nominal Compensation Makes Acquisition Arbitrary: Supreme Court Strikes Down Bihar Law Taking Over Historic Library

In Anurag Krishna Sinha v. State of Bihar & Anr. (Civil Appeal No. 13581 of 2025, decided on 10 March 2026), the Supreme Court of India delivered an important ruling on constitutional limits on legislative acquisition of property. The Court struck down the Srimati Radhika Sinha Institute and Sachchidanand Sinha Library (Requisition & Management) Act,

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