The article in this issue of Corporate Amicus discusses a recent amendment in Rule 25 of the Companies (Compromises, Arrangements and Amalgamations) Rules, 2016, which, in the light...

The first article in this issue of Corporate Amicus aims to summarise the key provisions of the National Sports Governance Bill, 2025 and key amendments introduced by the National Anti-...

The article in this issue of Corporate Amicus discusses the forex compliances relating to Employee Stock Option Plan (‘ESOP’), and other share-based benefits to the employees provided by the employer, such as employee stock...

The SEBI has recently released a consultation paper on the guidelines for responsible usage of AI/ML in Indian Securities Markets. The Paper outlines the background, current regulatory...

The article in this issue of Corporate Amicus discusses how India’s oil and gas industry presents significant opportunities for foreign investors, particularly in the light of India’s rising energy demand.

Considering the intent of the announcement made in the Union Budget, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs has proposed to widen the scope of companies under Section 233 of the Companies Act read with Rule 25...

The article in this issue of Corporate Amicus discusses elaborately the issue of ‘appropriate government’ under the labour laws concerning the Central Public Sector Undertakings. The author (Kumar Panda) in this regard discusses various Supreme Court decisions and the changes made in the Industrial Disputes Act in 2009.

The Single Judge of the Delhi High Court has rejected claims of trademark infringement and refused a plea seeking to restrain Mahindra Last Mile Mobility Ltd. from selling its electric vehicle under the trademark ‘eZEO’.

Typically, parties to a rent/lease agreement insert a lock-in period to ensure that either party is unable to terminate the agreement before the stipulated period. Such agreements also incorporate a provision for liquidated damages in the form of rent for the remainder of the lock-in period.

The evolution of partnerships between banks and financial technology (‘FinTech’) companies is facilitating the widespread adoption of advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence (‘AI’), machine learning (‘ML’) and Generative AI (‘GenAI’) in the financial sector.