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Competition Monthly - July 2026 Edition
The Competition Commission of India has issued significant rulings on anti-competitive practices in the transportation and pharmaceutical sectors, while simultaneously approving major corporate restructurings. These decisions address freight rate fixing by transport associations, the closure of proceedings against pharmaceutical industry bodies, and the formation of strategic joint ventures in commodity trading and plastic packaging.
India Anti-trust
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Phoenix Legal
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Governance And Legal Risk In Aviation Mergers: The Boeing–McDonnell Douglas Case
The 1997 Boeing-McDonnell Douglas merger, valued at $13.3 billion, cleared antitrust review but created governance vulnerabilities that contributed to the 737 MAX crisis decades later. How did a transaction focused solely on competition concerns overlook the critical integration of safety cultures and risk management systems? This analysis examines the legal and governance lessons from a merger where regulatory clearance proved insufficient to address the most consequential risks in safety-critical industri
India Commercial
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MAHESHWARI & CO. Advocates & Legal Consultants
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Regulatory Fairness And Limits On Revocation Of Merger Approvals Under The Competition Act, 2002
This article analyses the legal framework governing the Competition Commission of India’s power to revoke merger approvals under the Competition Act, 2002. It examines the principles of regulatory fairness, procedural safeguards, and the implications of recent judicial intervention for investor confidence and the predictability of India’s merger control regime.
India Anti-trust
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Khurana and Khurana
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The Invisible Transaction: Business Allocation As A Related Party Transaction Under Regulation 23 Of The LODR Regulations
This practical position is also reflected in the manner in which listed companies generally evaluate related party transactions. Although price or value remains the primary reference point for approval thresholds and arm’s length assessment, the review is not usually limited to price alone. Well-governed listed companies through their audit committees typically conduct a qualitative assessment of the transaction first, examining the nature of what is being supplied, received, or foregone, and it is on the basis of that assessment that they determine whether the stated price or value is justified.
India Commercial
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Corporate Professionals
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The Delhi-Paris Axis: Building A Strategic Partnership In The Defence Sector
France and India have elevated their defence partnership to Special and Comprehensive Strategic status, with bilateral cooperation spanning aerospace, naval, land, space and digital systems. Recent agreements include €6.5 billion for 26 Rafale Marine aircraft and potential €30.2 billion for 114 additional Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft, positioning France as a key strategic partner in India's defence modernisation.
India Commercial
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CMS INDUSLAW
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