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Corporate Law
October 27, 2025
Navigating the Future of E-Pharmacies: Balancing Accessibility and Regulation in India
This article examines the corporate and regulatory landscape governing India’s e-pharmacy sector. It highlights the compliance challenges arising from the absence of a dedicated legal framework and underscores the need for clear licensing, data protection, and disclosure norms to ensure accountability and responsible business practices in online medicine delivery.
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Corporate Law
October 21, 2025
The Evolving Role and Liability of Debenture Trustees in India’s Debt Market
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Insolvency
October 14, 2025
The Treatment of Operational Creditors under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016: An Analysis of Recent Jurisprudence
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Real Estate
May 15, 2025
IMPACT OF GO 111
The Municipal Administration and Urban Development (I1) Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh (���MAUD�۝) had passed GO Ms. No. 111, M.A. dated March 8, 1996 amending GO Ms. No. 192, M.A dated March 31, 1994 (���GO 111�۝). 1.2������������ GO 111 prohibits (a) polluting industries, major hotels, residential colonies or other establishments that generate pollution in the catchment area of the lakes upto 10 kms.
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Corporate Law
May 15, 2025
How Much Comfort Does a Letter of Comfort Provide?
A comfort letter is a representation by one party that assures the other about its ability to carry out a task. Comfort letters have proved to be a hypocritical instrument used in commercial transactions, given the nature of words generally used in such letters. While some letters do not have any legal enforceability, others may constitute a valid and binding contract.
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Employment Law
May 15, 2025
Engaging Contract Labour: What do Employers Have to Be Mindful Of
Engaging contract labour and outsourcing of work by organisations reduces business expenditure and helps improving organisational productivity and building service competitiveness. This practice gets statutory recognition under, and is subject to regulation by, the Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970 (���Act�۝). The Act provides for a principal employer to employ, through a contractor, workmen as contract labour, for its organisation or for any work in connection with such organisation�۪s work.
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Real Estate
May 15, 2025
Rights Available To A Bona Fide Purchaser
The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (���TP Act�۝) regulates matters pertaining to transfer / conveyance of immovable property in India. The basic tenet of the TP Act is that a person can transfer to another person a right and/or title which he himself possesses. The natural corollary is that a person cannot transfer what he does not have. The TP Act, however, provides an exception to the aforesaid tenet, in the case of a ���bona fide purchaser�۪. This note briefly examines the rights and protection available to a ���bona fide purchaser�۪ under the TP Act, and other relevant legislation.
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