Business Standard reached out to different stakeholders for a ground view of what they make of the ordinance The government’s recent move to strike a
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From insolvency process to temporary staff, here are the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Limitation law in insolvency process The Limitation Act covers applications filed for initiating corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code from its inception in 2016, the Supreme Court has
From arbitration contract to e-market, here are the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Clash of currencies in arbitral award When an arbitral tribunal passes its award specifying interest rates in different currencies, it should coordinate the choice of
Some of the conceptual issues in GST | Business Standard Column
In an earlier article about a year back, I had written about some misconceptions regarding VAT & GST. Now I am writing more on the subject. (a) The White
From Sarfaesi Act to arbitration clause, here are the key court orders | Business Standard Column
SC clarifies debtor’s right under Sarfaesi The Supreme Court last week ruled that a debtor can approach the debts recovery tribunal (DRT) under the Securitisation Act (Sarfaesi)
Ease of doing biz: Enforcing contracts, IBC cases remain hurdles for India | Business Standard Column
India improved its ranking on the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business index for the second straight year, jumping 23 places to the 77th spot, but the
Why the govt and RBI are at odds over setting up a payments regulator | Business Standard News
On October 19, the Reserve Bank of India released an unusual press release. The press release was a dissent note on a draft report submitted by an inter-ministerial
Cross-border insolvency rules: How they impact creditors, investors | Business Standard Column
Recently, the Insolvency Law Committee, constituted by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, published its second report, which recommends adoption of the UNCITRAL Model Law on
From IBC to motor accident claim payment, here are key court orders | Business Standard Column
IBC not meant to recover dues The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code cannot be invoked when there is a dispute over dues and the IBC machinery cannot be
Lottery under GST to counterfeit note case, here are key court orders | Business Standard News
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When anti-profiteering authority bares fangs: Here’re lessons from 8 orders | Business Standard News
Anti-profiteering provisions under GST emanate from Section 171 of the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) Act, which mandates that (i) benefit on account of reduction in effective rate
Commerce Ministry working with FinMin, PMO to improve export credit: Suresh Prabhu – The Hindu BusinessLine
The Commerce Ministry is working with the Finance Ministry and the Prime Minister’s Office to sort out the problem of availability of finance for the
Rift with Centre doesn’t challenge RBI’s autonomy: Damodaran – The Hindu BusinessLine
Former SEBI Chairman M Damodaran said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continues to be a strong institution and its recent differences with the government does not
Rupee may pause temporarily – The Hindu BusinessLine
The Indian rupee continues to retain strength against the US dollar. Indeed, the currency made its best weekly gains since March 2016. The rupee strengthened
Fuzzy forecasts – The Hindu BusinessLine
The Centre should take the emerging bearish forecasts for oil with a pinch of salt An audible sigh of relief has gone around Indian economy
A landmark decision – The Hindu BusinessLine
The NCLAT ruling in the Binani Cement case has set an important precedent for future IBC cases The long drawn battle between Dalmia Bharat group’s
Temporary truce – The Hindu BusinessLine
The Centre has not yielded much on its demands in this patch-up with RBI It is a welcome denouement to the public acrimony between the
Retail race – The Hindu BusinessLine
It is not altogether surprising that Indian banks, after burning their fingers on project loans to some of the largest industrial groups, should turn to
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