Khaitan & Co advised KPI Green Energy Limited on debut issuance of INR 670 crore partially credit enhanced certified green bonds The leading Law foirm In India, Khaitan & Co advised KPI Green Energy Limited on the debut issuance of 8.50% partially credit enhanced, rated, listed, secured, non-convertible certified green bonds aggregating to INR 670
... Continue Reading.Frimline and the Future of Open-Ended Transition Phrases in Indian Patent Law
On the Delhi High Court’s recent order in Frimline v. Smatco, Anushka Kanabar explains how the order is another step in the judicial shift towards a broad interpretation of claim construction, which is aligned with the US’ approach. Anushka is a fourth-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at the National Law School of India University. Her
... Continue Reading.Kirkland & Ellis Advised Blue Star Innovation Partners On Investment In Hostfully
Kirkland & Ellis advised Blue Star Innovation Partners on investment in Hostfully Kirkland & Ellis advised Blue Star Innovation Partners, a growth-focused investment firm that partners with software and payments companies, on its strategic partnership and investment in Hostfully, a leading property management software provider. The Kirkland & Ellis team included Kevin T. Crews, P.C.
... Continue Reading.Sebi has approved 6 major IPOs, including Canara Robeco Asset Management and Hero Motors
Sebi has approved 6 major IPOs, including Canara Robeco Asset Management and Hero Motors “Discover the latest IPOs in India, including Pine Labs, Orkla India, and Emmvee Photovoltaic Power” The Securities and Exchange Board of India has granted regulatory approval to six companies, including well-known names like Canara Robeco Asset Management Company and Hero Motors,
... Continue Reading.Sidley Advised Nexus Renewable Power In US$220 Million Financing
Sidley advised Nexus Renewable Power in US$220 Million Financing The global law firm Sidley advised Nexus Renewable Power in securing US$220 million of project-level financing for its Goody solar and storage project in Lamar County, Texas. The financing included a preferred equity commitment from Goldman Sachs and tax credit purchase arrangements with a corporate investor.
... Continue Reading.Part II: A Peek Behind the Curtains of the Patent Amendment Rules 2024: A Diversity Analysis
In continuation of the discussion on Prashant’s RTI, which revealed some spicy behind-the-scenes details about the Draft Patent Amendment Rules, 2023 consultation, Arnav Kaman assesses the diversity of stakeholders who participated in the process by sending their comments and highlights the glaring absence of academia from it. Arnav is a 4th year law student from
... Continue Reading.Part I: A Peek Behind the Curtains of the Patent Amendment Rules 2024
In early July, Prashant shared with us a mammoth RTI response containing juicy insights on the comments received on the Patent Rules and the 2021 Standing Committee Report on the IP regime in India. The response also included the Patent Office’s replies to stakeholders’ comments on the Draft Patent Rules, 2023, which reveal an interesting
... Continue Reading.Settlement Reached Between Major Record Labels and the Internet Archive in Copyright Lawsuit
Settlement Reached Between Major Record Labels and the Internet Archive in Copyright Lawsuit “Court pauses case as UMG and the Internet Archive resolve copyright dispute over free music streaming” In a significant development in the music and digital preservation industries, Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and other major record labels have announced a settlement with
... Continue Reading.Is the Right to Housing a Fundamental Right Under Article 21?
Indian Constitution is a living document, constantly interpreted by courts to align with the evolving needs of society. Among the numerous rights read into Article 21—the right to life and personal liberty—the right to housing or shelter has emerged as one of the most socially significant. Housing is not merely about physical shelter; it encompasses
... Continue Reading.Supreme Court Prohibits Photography and Videography Inside High Security Zone
The Supreme Court of India has taken a significant step to enhance security and discipline within its premises by issuing a circular on September 10, 2025, that strictly prohibits photography and videography in its High Security Zone. The directive, issued by Secretary General Shekhar C. Munghate, is aimed at tightening security and maintaining decorum inside
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