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[By shivangi nawalkha] The author is a student of National Law University, Jodhpur Introduction When Jet Airways entered its Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (‘CIRP’) in mid-2019, the Resolution Professionals (‘RP’) came across an unexpected “intangible asset” – the airline’s entire customer database. Jet’s loyalty programme called as Jet Privilege held records of approximately 8.5 million of its members encompassing names, contact details, travel histories and payment information. Not…
[By Sejal Sahu and Anenya] The authors are students of Hidayatullah National Law University Introduction In the recent judgement of Hyeoksoo Son v. Moon June Seok & Anr., the Supreme Court (SC) emphasized that “the rule of law has a responsibility to protect the investments of foreign investors”. While reiterating that the accused had a right to a fair trial, the SC expressed a wider systemic responsibility to…
[By Aditya Kumar and Samridhi Singh] The authors are students of Chanakya National Law University, Patna Introduction In the era of online campaigns and global movements, corporate entities have found a place for themselves to engage with the larger social discourse either through their strong advertising campaigns or their ESG commitments. What has become a trendy PR activity for most companies, especially post the success of the Nike…
[By Priyal Jain and Aditi Saxena] The authors are students of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab INTRODUCTION Recently, the Hon’ble Supreme Court, in an appeal filed by CCI challenging the COMPAT’s decision, has exonerated Schott Glass India Pvt Ltd. (hereinafter, “Schott Glass”), the principal domestic manufacturer of neutral USP-I borosilicate glass tubing, from the allegation of abuse of dominant position. The ruling has led to an…
[ByVidhanshu Tyagi] The author is a student of National Forensic Sciences University, Gandhinagar Introduction The bedrock of tender jurisprudence in India is the principle of judicial restraint. Courts have steered clear of functioning as an appellate authority over administrative decisions, specifically in contractual matters. The rationale behind this is clear: the executive being the author of the tender is the master of the process, and judicial interference should…
[By Vashmath Potluri & Shubhranshu] The authors are students of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. Introduction In August 2025, the Competition Commission of India (“CCI”) launched a consolidated investigation into Google’s conduct in the online display advertising market, acting on complaints by the Alliance of Digital India Foundation (“ADIF”). At issue is Google’s vertical integration across the advertising technology (“Adtech”) stack: it operates the Google Ad Manager…
[By Kushagra Prasad] The author is a student of Gujarat National Law University Introduction: Governance Gaps in MIIs Market infrastructure Institutions of India, including the stock exchange, clearing corporation, and depositories, have come under increasing scrutiny for their governance structures. Keeping in mind their strategic positioning within capital markets and possible conflict of interest, the Security Exchange Board of India (SEBI) issued a consultation paper on 24 June…
[By Anikait Chawla and Chinmaya Saraswat] The authors are students of Gujarat National Law University On 7 August 2025, the Securities and Exchange Board of India released a consultation paper called, “Proposals for Ease of Doing Business for Investment Advisers and Research Analysts” (the Paper). The Paper aims to lower procedural barriers for advisers and analysts while keeping investor protections in place. It builds on changes from December…