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Service PEs – Employing the right structure

01 January 0001

The more you explain, the less clear things appear to be. This statement could apply to a host of things including service PEs.

International Trade & WTO

Investor and (host) state protection - India proposes a new model for BIT

01 January 0001

Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanism which allows a foreign investor to sue sovereign states claiming compensation for loss of investment has been in focus for a number of reasons ranging from enormity of compensation awarded , use of multiple forums and almost endless litigation in enforcement of award to genuineness of claims and against regulatory laws .

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01 January 0001

<strong>By Subhashree<br /> <br /> Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanism which allows a foreign investor to sue sovereign states claiming compensation for loss of investment has been in focus for a number of reasons ranging from enormity of compensation awarded<sup><sup>[1]</sup></s

Regulatory Laws

Agreement in Restraint of Legal Proceedings – Is your Bank Guarantee valid?

01 January 0001

The original text of Section 28 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, which voids agreements made (or containing clauses) in restraint of legal proceedings, has been subject to many amendments over the years. In fact, in 1997, the original Section 28 was replaced with a new one,

Securities Laws

Acceptance of Kotak Committee recommendations by SEBI: Additional “To Do” for listed entities

01 January 0001

On June 02, 2017 Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) constituted a committee (“Committee”) under the chairmanship of Shri Uday Kotak, with the aim of improving standards of corporate governance of listed companies in India.

International Trade & WTO

Tariff Rate Quotas: A Balanced Safeguard

01 January 0001

Free trade across the globe is the spine of a mutually benefiting world. Users of several goods rely on imports, when they are not readily available in India due to short supply. However, the influx of imports from various countries is injurious to the growth and sustenance of domestic producers. Reliance on imports without any domestic progress also hinders the economic growth and development of the country.

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