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Commentary, analysis and procedural primers from our advocates on developments in Indian law and litigation. Notes from the practice — written for practitioners and informed clients.
An overview of the structure, evidentiary thresholds and limitation rules for appeals under Section 26 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002.
A reading of the Vijay Madanlal Choudhary judgment and the post-judgment line of authority on bail under Section 45.
How a Section 50 PMLA statement becomes evidence — and how the defence positions itself before the statement is recorded.
The interaction between Section 438 BNSS and the twin-conditions framework of Section 45 PMLA.
The procedural arithmetic of Section 5 attachment, Section 8 confirmation, and the consequences of departure from the timeline.
A practitioner's note on the structure, framing and economy that distinguish a Special Leave Petition the Supreme Court will read.
How the Commercial Courts Act, 2015 and the CPC (Amendment) Act 2018 reshaped pleadings discipline in Indian commercial litigation.
What changes — and what does not — when a criminal trial spans the transition from CrPC to BNSS.
The 2018 amendments rewrote the substratum of contractual remedies. The working consequences are still being mapped.
How the Constitution Bench in Cox & Kings reframed non-signatory binding under the doctrine.
When to approach the court for interim relief, when to approach the tribunal — and the consequences of each choice.
Exhaustion of local remedies, the carve-outs, and the working architecture of the Model BIT.
How the 5% creeping-acquisition window operates in practice, and the working interpretation of Regulation 3(2).
The procedural and substantive grounds available to shareholders and creditors challenging a scheme of arrangement.
The Article 137 limitation question, the proof of default, and the documentary record at the admission stage.
The MSME pre-pack framework, the resolution-plan timeline and the working consequences for promoters.
How the Supreme Court's Arcelor Mittal decision shaped the eligibility framework for resolution applicants.