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Covid: How does it impact your Commercial Leases?
With the recurrence of Covid in mutation form of Omicron & other variants and given the disruption caused by Covid-19 pandemic, the performances under many contracts will be delayed, interrupted or even suspended. Many of the corporate tenants in commercials lease may seek to delay and/or waive the commercial rentals…
Error in Demand Notice under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 makes the Complaint invalid
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, in Kaveri Plastics v. Mahdoom Bawa Bahrudeen Noorul [2025 INSC 1133], adjudicated upon the validity of a statutory notice under Section 138(b) of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (“NI Act”), where the amount demanded in the notice differed from the cheque amount due to…
Shareholder Disputes: Cause & Resolution
Shareholders comes with different background and perspective, where having disagreement over trivial points to matters related to the management of the company is a common issue now days. Out of such disagreement, there are always few issues which are failed to be resolved amicably and convert into a legal dispute…
Forensic Audit: A Tool for Remedy against the Financial Frauds in India
The term ‘Forensic’ comes from the Latin word ‘forensis’, meaning ‘acceptable before the forum’. “Forensic” refers to something that is “qualified for a court of law”. Forensic Audit is an application of accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to examine financial records and transactions in legal contexts. Forensic Auditor serve as…
Is your Arbitration Agreement/Clause valid enough and enforceable?
Today in high octane and complex business relationship runs on contractual relationship and at times the strain on such relationship results in disputes among the parties in commercial relationship which makes it difficult to continue together in business. Arbitration is an efficient and effective manner to resolve such disputes among…
Fraudulent Transaction and Insolvency Proceedings under IBC, 2016
The Term “Fraud” is an involvement of intentional deception or deceitful motives to gain of an unfair advantage or cause harm, encompassing both civil and criminal offenses. It includes false statements, concealment of facts, and actions intended to deceive others, often with the intent to induce someone into a contract or…