DeJure Vol 5 – Final Addressing Uncertainties in IBC Recommendations for Government IBBIs Action
Following the Supreme Court’s order directing liquidation of Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd., this article highlights key legal uncertainties under the IBC—particularly relating to PMLA enforcement, resolution applicant eligibility, and post-approval powers of the CoC. It proposes specific legislative and regulatory reforms for the Government and IBBI to restore clarity, safeguard investor confidence, and strengthen India’s insolvency framework.
DeJure Vol 4 – Singapore Recognises The Indian Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process Under IBC 2016
In a landmark judgment, the Singapore High Court recognised India’s Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) under the IBC, 2016 by applying the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency. This case marks a significant precedent for international recognition of Indian insolvency proceedings and reinforces the urgent need for India to formally adopt the Model Law to ensure cross-border efficiency and asset recovery.
DeJure Vol 3 – Tariff Tango – How USA Trade Policies Dance with Indias Economy
The U.S. President’s recent order imposing a 26% tariff on imports from India—currently suspended until July 2025—has sparked economic uncertainty. This article examines the tariff’s potential impact on Indian exports, inflation, FII outflows, and sector-specific effects, while also analysing India’s monetary response, global trade dynamics, and the urgent need for bilateral negotiations to safeguard national interests.
DeJure Vol 2 – The Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024 – Impact on Arbitration Awards
The Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance, 2024 introduces a steep ad valorem stamp duty on arbitral awards, significantly increasing costs for award holders and potentially disincentivising arbitration in the state. This update examines the key provisions, legal implications, and comparative frameworks—raising critical questions about enforceability, access to justice, and Maharashtra’s future as a preferred arbitration seat.
DeJure Vol 1 – The Need for Personal Data Protection Norms
This article explores the evolution of data sharing in the digital age and the rising challenges surrounding personal data misuse. It outlines the urgent need for robust data protection legislation in India and introduces the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023—its origins, purpose, and key definitions—highlighting its role in redefining data governance and compliance responsibilities in a modern digital economy.