Call For Papers | Solventia — Journal of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws
Call for papers for Vol. II, Issue 2.
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Call for papers for Vol. II, Issue 2.
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Separate teams from Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas acted as legal counsels on a Chinese
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The Court stated that the fact remained that seven patients were forced to undergo the procedure of angioplasty without their wish and without any need in some cases. Furthermore, the material on record suggested that no proper post operational care was taken.
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“The demand for Rs. 1000 — however modest in quantum — is not to be seen in isolation but must be viewed in light of the position held by the accused engineer and the context of the demand. The act of coercing an ordinary citizen to pay a bribe for availing a rightful service, amounts to gross misconduct.”
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CAM acted as legal counsel to GMR Nagpur International Airport Limited
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The foreigner had been arrested in 2020 and convicted in 2021 for entering into India without any valid travel document. However, despite completing his sentence his detention continued.
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by Vanita Bhargava* and Vishal Shrivastava**
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JSA acted as counsel to Hero MotoCorp Limited (“HMCL”), the corporate promoter of Ather Energy Limited
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RBI notifies digital lending rules to establish transparency, protect borrowers, and regulate multi-lender partnerships.
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The Supreme Court Advocates-On-Record Association (‘SCAORA’) requested Justice Gavai to consider its requests to alleviate the difficulties faced by the bar members and enable them to contribute to the efficient functioning of the Supreme Court.
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JSA advised Advent International and Suven Pharmaceuticals Limited, which is listed in India, in the ~USD 3 billion dollar (combined) merger of
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CAM assisted the Prestige Group with their new township project in the NCR Region viz.
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On 01-05-2025, allegedly, Punjab forcibly took control of the operations and management of the Bhakhra Nangal Dam and Lohand Control Room Water Regulation Offices by deploying a large number of police personnel with the ultimate object of forcibly preventing the Bhakra Beas Management Board from releasing water to Haryana.
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The Court directed the Doctor to deposit the bond money to the authorities since he had signed a bond stating that he would serve the State for 7 years upon the completion of his education, failing which he would have to deposit the default amount of Rs. 60 Lakhs with interest.
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The Court noted that Narayan attempted to bribe government officials and had a poor conduct in jail due to which he was punished several times. Additionally, cases had been registered against his disciples for threatening or assaulting the witnesses.
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