The NCLAT upheld Nuvoco’s ₹1,800 crore takeover of Vadraj Cement, rejecting employee objections and reaffirming the primacy of CoC’s commercial wisdom under the IBC. The ruling clears hurdles for resolution and strengthens predictability in India’s insolvency regime.

SEBI is seeking public feedback on proposed amendments to its LODR Regulations, 2015, aiming to promote ease of doing business while upholding investor protection. The consultation paper, released July 25, 2025, proposes changes to simplify related party transactions (RPTs), extend disclosure timelines for board outcomes and litigations, move to system-driven disclosures, and streamline director appointments.

The Supreme Court of India will hear Google's appeal against an NCLAT antitrust ruling concerning its Android ecosystem and Play Store billing practices. The CCI had previously fined Google for abusing its dominant position by mandating GPBS and unfairly promoting Google Pay. While NCLAT upheld core findings, it reduced penalties and questioned CCI's "ex-ante" directives.

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India declared that corporate entities can be considered "victims" under criminal law, expanding their rights in criminal proceedings. This decision, stemming from an Asian Paints Ltd. appeal, broadens the definition of "victim" in Section 2(wa) of the CrPC to include juristic entities suffering loss or injury (financial or reputational) from criminal acts.

AI-powered cyber attacks represent a new frontier of corporate liability. These are not just technical issues; they are events giving rise to significant legal exposure, complex disputes, and intense regulatory scrutiny under frameworks like the DPDP Act, 2023. The actions of an autonomous algorithm can now directly impact a company's legal standing, its compliance posture, and its vulnerability to litigation. Understanding this evolving threat is a professional necessity.

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has ruled that a Look-Out Circular (LOC) cannot be issued mechanically against a personal guarantor to a corporate debtor. In Ramesh Jain v. State Bank of India, the tribunal held that the creditor must provide specific, credible reasons to believe the guarantor is a flight risk. This decision safeguards the guarantor's fundamental right to travel abroad and prevents LOCs from being used as a tool for harassment by financi

NSE’s ₹1,000 Cr offer to SEBI tests if market trust can be bought—or if true accountability still holds value.

SC halts Bhushan Power liquidation, giving JSW Steel time to seek review of ruling that annulled its ₹19,350 cr acquisition.

HP HC: Govt official disqualified as arbitrator due to conflict of interest under Section 12(5) of Arbitration Act.

NCLAT rules CoC-approved resolution plans can’t be modified after submission to the Adjudicating Authority.

BCI opens doors for foreign lawyers to advise in India—non-litigation only, under reciprocity and strict oversight.

SC warns against vague arbitration clauses; calls for suo motu action, hints at liability for poor legal drafting.

Adoptive mothers entitled to 180-day leave under Article 21: Chhattisgarh HC upholds equal maternity rights.

NCLT recognizes SWAMIH Fund’s loan as interim finance under IBC, ensuring top repayment priority for last-mile project funding.

Supreme Court orders Chandigarh authorities to refund ₹47.75 crores to Film City bidder for project delays.

India’s Draft DPDP Rules 2025 demand urgent compliance—here’s what businesses and lawyers need to know now.

Supreme Court backs SEBI’s discretion, ruling courts can’t override expert regulators in policy decisions.

SC overturns HSD classification, orders Customs to upgrade labs for full IS-standard testing of disputed imports.

NCLT Mumbai: Corporate Debtor can still cite pre-existing disputes even if no reply is sent within 10 days under IBC Section 8.