You’re in Dubai, or London, or Toronto. And you’ve just received a call telling you someone has encroached on your father’s land in Lucknow. Or a builder has gone silent on a flat you paid
Running a company is not just about making money. It’s also about running the company the right way — with accountability, transparency, and fairness to all stakeholders. That’s what corporate governance in India is all
You gave someone goods, services, or a loan. They gave you a cheque. You went to deposit it — and it came back as “insufficient funds” or “payment stopped.” A bounced cheque is frustrating. But
Business is unpredictable. Companies go through financial stress for many reasons — market downturns, bad debts, mismanagement, economic shocks. When a company can’t pay what it owes, the law needs to step in to bring
You’ve built something valuable. A brand, a product, a piece of technology, or a creative work. Now someone else is using it — or could use it — without your permission. This is exactly what
Whether you’re buying a company, selling one, or merging two businesses, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in India is a complex but structured process. Understanding how it works can save you significant time, money, and frustration.
If you are an NRI, a foreign investor, or a company doing cross-border business in India, you have almost certainly heard the term FEMA. But what exactly is it? And how does it affect you?
Every year, thousands of Non-Resident Indians deal with property problems back home. A family dispute over a plot in Lucknow. A builder who stopped returning calls in Mumbai. A piece of inherited land that suddenly
Starting a business in India is exciting. But getting the legal side right from day one can save you from costly problems later. Whether you are a solo founder or a team of three, startup
Introduction: “Shift Towards Data-Based Governance” Policing in India is changing rapidly. Earlier, law and order depended mainly on physical presence, manpower, and traditional investigation methods. Now, it is becoming more dependent on data, artificial intelligence,
Sovereign immunity, derived from the legal maxim “Rex non potest peccare” (The King can do no wrong), refers to the state’s exemption from legal liability or being sued without its consent. In India, sovereign immunity
The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013, marks a landmark initiative in India’s battle against corruption. This legislation was enacted to provide an institutional framework for investigating and prosecuting public officials suspected of engaging in corrupt
