by Shivansh Mehta & Aribba Siddique | Nov 25, 2021 | Practitioner
Abstract The Government of India has recently announced a set of structural and procedural reforms to protect and generate employment opportunities, promote healthy competition, protect the interests of consumers, infuse liquidity, encourage investment and reduce the...
by Prince Awana & Pushpit Singh | Nov 17, 2021 | Practitioner
Abstract Real Estate Investment Trusts and Infrastructure Investment Trusts are considered synonymous with mutual funds. However, they vary in their inherent characteristics as they are focused on the real estate and infrastructure sector. They offer a unique...
by Namrata Langade & Vidhi Saxena | Nov 15, 2021 | Practitioner
“The theory of “priority of crown debts” is based on the principle of “Law of Prerogative” which is the baby of Law of necessity and good sense.” -Dr. Kotagiri Srinivasa Rao Abstract In order to revive a Corporate Debtor and to make it a going...
by Yazad M. Udwadia & Vidhi Saxena | Nov 11, 2021 | Practitioner
Abstract As per the latest ICSID caseloadstatistics, the majority of disputes belong to the oil, gas, and energy sector. This clearly shows that arbitration has become the most preferred mode of dispute settlement mechanism in this sector. Energy awards are thehighest...
by Fahira Brodlija | Nov 9, 2021 | Practitioner
Introduction The adoption of universal rules of conduct for adjudicators in international investment disputes (IIDs) (including judges, arbitrators and annulment committee members) has been an elusive goal for decades. This is hardly surprising considering the fact...
by Athanasios Papadas & Kshitij Pandey | Nov 4, 2021 | Practitioner
Abstract Australia, the UK and the US have long embraced Third Party Funding (“TPF”) as a means for access to justice and financial risk mitigation. Also, TPF is viewed by investors as an “exciting” asset class through which, one can achieve enhanced investment...
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