Decoding the India–UK CETA: An Overview of Trade, Services and Compliances
I. INTRODUCTION On 24th July 2025, India and the United Kingdom (“UK”) executed the much-anticipated India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (“India-UK CETA/CETA”), with the...
Read MoreCarbon Credit Trading in India
I. Introduction Climate change has redefined the global policy landscape, compelling nations to adopt market-based instruments that internalise the cost of emissions. In this backdrop,...
Read MoreBeyond Signatures: Joinder of Non-Signatories under Indian Arbitration Law
I. Introduction One of the cardinal principles of arbitration is the autonomy of parties and the requirement of their consent, premised upon the doctrine of...
Read MoreANTI-CORRUPTION Q&A
Introduction: Artificial Intelligence or AI is no longer an emerging innovation – it is now a transformative tool which has a potential of being considered...
Read MoreStriking a Balance: Confidentiality and Disclosure in Third-Party Funding in International Commercial Arbitration
Introduction Third-party funding (“TPF”) has emerged as a pivotal mechanism in modern dispute resolution, particularly in international commercial arbitration. It allows claimants to pursue legal...
Read MoreConstitutional Validity Of ‘the Constitution 129th Amendment Bill 2024′ And ‘the Union Territories Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2024’ Proposing One Nation One Election (‘onoe’): An Analysis
INTRODUCTION One Nation One Election (For Short- ‘ONOE’) is a proposal in India where election for the Lok Sabha, that is Lower house (popularly known as...
Read MoreTrump’s Tariffs: Force Majeure, Change in Law or Commercial Hardship under Indian Law?
Introduction U.S. President, Donald J. Trump, recently declared a national emergency on account of persistent trade deficit, citing longstanding concerns about the lack of reciprocity...
Read MoreDeconstructing India’s Model BIT & its Impact on the Future of Investments
INTRODUCTION India’s investment treaty regime has undergone significant transformation since the signing of its first bilateral investment treaty (“BIT”) in 1994 to its most recent...
Read MoreBetween Rights and Welfare: Navigating International Parental Child Abduction Disputes
Introduction International Parental Child Abduction (IPCA) is a pressing global issue that disrupts families, leaving left-behind parents in legal limbo and children in precarious situations....
Read MoreIndia UAE BIT, 2024 – A Cautious Balancing of Rights
INTRODUCTION In furtherance of the commitment to promote a stable and transparent investment climate, India and the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) executed a new Bilateral...
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