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ISSUE IX : New grounds for judicial intervention

The intention of the legislature while enacting the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (“the Act”) was to offer a suitable alternate to litigation,...

•December 2010•PSA•no comments

ISSUE VI : Core investment companies – Liberalized NBFCS

A Core Investment Company (“CIC”) is primarily a company whose assets are in the form of investments in shares of other group companies.

•December 2010•PSA•no comments

ISSUE III : DPSUS: Self reliant or redundant

India’s defence spending has grown manifold since the country announced its first defence budget in 1950, to USD 32 billion in the year...

•November 2010•PSA•no comments

ISSUE VIII : Evolution of India’s arbitration law

There is a growing concern and debate amongst investors about the efficacy of arbitrations in India and whether it should be a preferred...

•October 2010•PSA•no comments

ISSUE XI : Offer price in indirect takeovers – A concept clarified

The Supreme Court of India (“SC”) recently pronounced its judgment in Daiichi Sankyo Company Limited Vs. Jayaram Chigurupati and Ors. While settling a...

•October 2010•PSA•no comments

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ISSUE IX : New grounds for judicial intervention

ISSUE VI : Core investment companies – Liberalized NBFCS

ISSUE III : DPSUS: Self reliant or redundant

ISSUE VIII : Evolution of India’s arbitration law

ISSUE XI : Offer price in indirect takeovers – A concept clarified

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