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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 mode of dispute resolution, like it is in other jurisdictions
•October 2010••no comments
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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 dispute surrounding the offer price quoted by Daiichii Sankyo Co. Ltd.
•October 2010••no comments
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ISSUE XI : Viability of non-poaching agreement

One of the critical problems faced by Human Resources (“HR”) managers these days is employee attrition, which, in a broad term, is a situation faced by an employer when his employees leave due to job dissatisfaction, new opportunities...
•October 2010••no comments
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ISSUE X : Carrier liability for passengers

The recent Mangalore crash of an Air India flight from Dubai brought to the forefront the yet untested liability of the air carriers and the compensation due to passengers under the Montreal Convention of 1999 (“Montreal Convention”) which...
•October 2010••no comments
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ISSUE VII : User privacy vs. Security threat

Protection of privacy in India is an area which is legislatively under-developed. While the right to privacy has been recognized by the Supreme Court as a fundamental right1 under several decisions, there are still no clear cut guidelines...
•September 2010••no comments
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