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Transmission of arbitral award not required for execution, Karnataka HC clarifies the position
By Srinivas Atreya Chatti The Karnataka High Court has, in a recent order dismissing a Writ Petition (Chandrashekhar v. Tata Motor Finance Ltd & Others)[1], clarified that for the purpose of executing an arbitral award
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CCI rejects plea to repeal IRDA (Licensing of Bancassurance Agents) Regulations, 2012
By Balram Patwa In Re Dilip Modwil v. IRDA [Decided on 12 September, 2014] Brief of the case Dilip Modwil (the “Informant”) approached the Competition Commission of India (“Commission”) through an application u/s 19(1)(a) of
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Vijay Kumar Shailendra vs. The Delhi HC Legal Service Committee : Jurisdiction of cheque dishonour cases
By Shuchi Mehta The Supreme Court has given one more judgment indicating that courts should take the jurisdiction in cheque dishonor cases only if the bank that dishonored the cheque is situated within its jurisdiction.
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External commercial borrowing by foreign lenders in rupees
By Varsha G Subramanian Borrowing of fund by Indian companies from overseas are regulated by the External Commercial Borrowing (“ECB”) guidelines[1] prescribed by Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”). Recently, RBI eased the procedures relating to
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Bombay HC judgement in Ramanbhai Patel case settles “At Par” issue in deciding jurisdiction of cheque dishonour
By Shuchi Mehta On August 1, 2014, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark judgment in the Dashrath Rupsingh Rathod vs. Bank of Maharashtra & Anr.[1] Case in which the Apex Court held that cheque dishonor
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Privacy and Law
By Srinivas Atreya Chatti Introduction “Perhaps the most striking thing about the right to privacy is that nobody seems to have any very clear idea what it is.” [1] When we contemplate an invasion of privacy
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