The Supreme Court held that borrowers lose their statutory right of redemption once a valid auction notice is published under Section 13(8) of the SARFAESI Act. The ruling strengthens creditor certainty and reinforces efficient debt recovery.
The article explores how the SARFAESI Act empowers banks to recover dues efficiently while highlighting the procedural safeguards available to borrowers.
The enforcement of the four Labour Codes reshapes wage structures, union frameworks, and social security obligations for banks. Uneven state implementation increases litigation and reputational exposure.
NSE’s new standards (Aug 2025) tighten retail algo trading rules with speed limits and API controls. India urgently needs a tiered, risk-based framework and platform licensing to manage market volatility.
Examines India’s corporate criminal liability laws, highlighting why major fraud cases like Satyam and IL&FS often fail to result in convictions despite strong legislation.
Article aim to explore what sets neo banks apart and why our current legal framework must evolve if India wants to embrace financial innovation without compromising consumer safety.
An analysis of India’s merger control under CCI rules, deal value threshold, key cases, and comparisons with US, EU, and UK frameworks for M&A compliance.
An analysis of SEBI’s Takeover Code on ‘control’, key case laws like Subhkam Ventures, Jet-Etihad, and strategic implications for dealmakers in Indian M&A.
This article explores doctrinal framework, distinctions from similar concepts, and relevant judicial pronouncements that shape commercial utility of contingent contracts in India.
In commercial law, possession often trumps ownership when it comes to liabilities, obligations, and remedies. This fundamental principle is embedded in two key contractual relationships under the Indian Contract Act, 1872: bailment and pledge. While both arise from a transfer of possession, their objectives, remedies, and commercial consequences are sharply distinct.
