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[ Debayan Gangopadhyay ] The author is a 3rd year student of ILS, Law College. Introduction Settlement Proceedings in relation to violation of provisions in securities laws have been conducted under a mechanism by the Securities Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) since 2007. The last legislation on settlement proceedings was stipulated by SEBI in 2014[i]. The said regulations apart from giving SEBI other powers of initiating proceedings on...
[ Priya Udita & Kumar Akshay ] Priya and Akshay are 3rd year students from SLS Pune and ILS Law College respectively. Introduction Companies Act, 2013 is an important legislation for regulating the corporate world. It includes the provisions from regulating the incorporation of company till the dissolution or strike off of the company. In the wake of scams, the provisions were made burdensome which hampered with the ease...
[ Gibran Naushad & Susanah Naushad ] Gibran Naushad is an Associate at S&R Associates, New Delhi and Susanah Naushad is an Associate at Khaitan & Co., New Delhi. Introduction It is often said that cross-examinations can make or break a trial, a testimony to the importance of the process in the overall scheme of adjudication. There are, however, different ways in which one could approach cross-examination, depending on...
[Nitya Jain] The author is a 3rd year student of Nirma University. Introduction With growing transactions and declining approachability in trade and commerce, disputes inevitably arise. Today, irrespective of whether a dispute is domestic or international, parties prefer an unbiased forum for resolving their disputes. Effectively, Arbitration is the most suited method when it comes to sidestepping the lengthy procedures of court. The capability of parties to...
[Karan Yadav] The author is a 4th year student of GNLU, Gandhinagar Introduction India is seeing a rise in the number of insider trading cases. Even the top blue chip firms are struggling with the leak of such sensitive information by some or the other source. This includes companies like ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Videocon, Sun Pharma, Tata Motors and many more. Securities Exchange Board of India...
[ Arushi Gupta & Durga Prasad Mohapatra ] The authors are 3rd year students of NLU Odisha. Introduction The concept of PIPE(Private Investment in Public Equity), developed in the US with separate provisions regulating the same. However, Indian law has no such specific regulations which guide the PIPE deals .The PIPE deals in India are regulated by the preferential allotment rules elucidated by SEBI. Considering the fact that...
[By Binit Agrawal] This Blog is part of a series of posts as a collaboration titled “KAIZEN” between the Centre for Business and Commercial Laws (CBCL), NLIU Bhopal and Law School Policy Review (LSPR). To view this blog on LSPR, please click here. Binit Agrawal is the Founder-Editor of LSPR and a 3rd Year B.A. LL.B. Student at NLSIU, Bangalore. The Securities and Exchange Board of India has accepted most of the recommendations...
[ Surbhi Jaju & Hansaja Pandya ] Surbhi Jaju is an Associate at Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan and Hansaja Pandya is a 3rd year B.A LLB student at Gujarat National Law University. Introduction Mergers and acquisitions are manifestations of momentous growth and are critical tool of business strategy.[i] They are used as instruments to access the market through an established brand, to get market share, to eliminate competition,...