Section 8(2)(a) of the IBC allows corporate debtors to resist insolvency proceedings by demonstrating a pre-existing dispute. This article explains its scope and judicial interpretation.
India’s telecommunication laws permit surveillance and interception for national security, raising critical questions about the balance between security and privacy rights.
India’s regulation of metabolic and weight-loss drugs raises legal, ethical, and public health challenges involving drug approval, advertising controls, and patient safety. This article examines the regulatory framework governing metabolic and weight-loss drugs in India and highlights the legal and ethical challenges that accompany their expanding use.
An analysis of gender-specific domestic violence laws in India and the legal challenges faced by men alleging abuse, with focus on constitutional equality and remedies available.
Emergency arbitration provides urgent interim relief before the constitution of an arbitral tribunal. This article examines its legal status, enforceability, and evolving jurisprudence in India.
An analysis of the “commercial wisdom” doctrine under India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and the limits of judicial review over CoC decisions.
Children face rising online risks including grooming, exploitation, cyberbullying, and data misuse. Understanding legal safeguards under Indian child protection law is essential.
RERA or civil court for property disputes? Comprehend forum choice, developer obligations, and key judgments with clear guidance.
Employee surveillance tools raise privacy and labor law concerns. Comprehend what is allowed under Indian law and how employers can stay compliant.
Cryptocurrency scams are rising in India. Glimpse into FIR strategy, legal remedies, and ED or ECIR risks for victims and accused persons.
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