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Setting The Stage: Indemnification And The Diminution In Value Conundrum
Every M&A lawyer has, at some point, sat across the table from opposing counsel arguing over a single clause for far longer than its word count would suggest is reasonable. More often than not, that clause is indemnity. It rarely makes headlines the way valuation or deal structure does, but ask any dealmaker what actually gets fought over in the last mile of negotiations, and the answer is almost always the same - who bears the loss when things go wrong and how much of it.
India Commercial
LegaLogic
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The Growing Importance Of IEC (Import And Export Code) In The Age Of CrossBorder E-Commerce
In this modern world, regulatory compliance has become a vital element of international business operations. India’s foreign trade policies are defined by a select set of regulatory requirements. Import Export Code (IEC) issued by Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) is the unique identification number for every importer and exporter of the nation. While IEC has always been a mandatory requirement, its relevancy has significantly improved in the digital commerce era.
India International
LegaLogic
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ITAT Holds Court-Approved Capital Reduction Outside The Ambit Of Section 115QA
Seaview Developers Pvt. Ltd. (‘Assessee’) was engaged in the business of developing and leasing commercial real estate property in India, particularly an SEZ project in Uttar Pradesh. Being an SEZ developer/operator, the Assessee was eligible to claim deduction under section 80-IAB of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (the ‘Act’) for profits derived from development and operation of the SEZ.
India Commercial
AC
Aurtus Consulting LLP
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The Variable Capital Company: What It Is And How It Works?
If you run a privately pooled fund in India today, you have probably run into the limits of the structures currently available. A trust, a company or a limited liability partnership can each house a fund, but none was built for one, and each leaves a gap. In a company, capital cannot move freely; returning it to investors needs a court-approved reduction or a limited buy-back. Further, none offers statutory ring-fencing for multiple strategies under one roof: protection between schemes rests on contract, not on the statute itself.
India Commercial
CP
Corporate Professionals
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Clear The Slate: A Strategic Guide To The MCA Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme, 2026 (CCFS-2026)
India's Ministry of Corporate Affairs has launched the Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme, 2026, offering defaulting companies a narrow 90-day window to clear backlogs with up to 90% fee waivers, transition to dormant status, or exit the registry at concessional rates. Will your company seize this strategic reset opportunity before the July 15 deadline triggers aggressive enforcement actions and director disqualifications?
India Commercial
IL
IndiaLaw LLP
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Phoenix Legal - Competition Monthly - July 2026
The Competition Commission of India (CCI), by its order dated 09 June 2026, found four truck associations i.e. Bhadrasahi/Guali Truck Association (OP-1), Bonai Truck and Tipper Owners’ Association (OP-2), Keonjhar District Truck Owners’ Association (OP-3), and Joda Truck Owners’ Association (OP-4) (collectively, OPs), operating in Odisha engaged in anti-competitive practices in contravention of Section 3 of Competition Act, 2002 (Act).
India Anti-trust
PL
Phoenix Legal
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