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Termsheet- A Gateway to Investment
This article provides a comprehensive overview of term sheets in business transactions and investments, particularly in the Indian legal context. What is termsheet? A term sheet is fundamentally a non-binding document that outlines the basic terms and conditions of a potential business transaction or investment. While the passage romanticizes it…
An Overview of Family Offices in India
Family Offices, a wealth management entity created for asset protection, investment and succession planning vehicles tailored to the specific needs of high net worth individuals and family specific to the needs and preferences of the family to protect its legacy and wealth from generation to generation. Why to form…
Unlockdown, COVID-19 & Opening of Business: Legal Risks & Considerations.
With the initiation of “Unlockdown” for opening of business in India, to navigate the challenges brought on by the rapid spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) is now more complicated than ever as the companies are been forced to confront the way of doing business with the continuous spread of COVID-19 and…
Liberty on Trial: The Conundrum of Bail under the Prevention of Corruption Act
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India’s 2026 FEMA NonDebt Amendments: Key Implications for Cross Border M&A in India
India’s 2026 FEMA NonDebt Amendments: Key Implications for Cross Border M&A in India Two amendments notified in 2026 reshape the rules for inbound deals: the land-border regime is now hard-coded into the Rules, beneficial ownership is tested onmoney-laundering criteria, downstream transfers are caught, and a fresh approvalgate applies to listed…
Navigating Shareholder Disputes in India: The Role and Limits of Arbitration
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