Gunjan Chhabra & Utsav Saxena[i] Introduction The concept of Emergency Arbitration has attained popularity among parties to arbitration and has found a pivotal space in the rules of institutional arbitration. Myriad countries such as Singapore, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, etc. have acknowledged and introduced ‘Emergency Arbitration’ in their legal regime, enabling the parties to enforce the award so passed. However, India has still not introduced the concept of ‘Emergency

Tapamoy Ghose [i] On 7th October 2021, the entire football ecosystem woke up to the news that the Newcastle Football Club (‘NUFC’), currently competing in the English Premier League, the first division of English football, has found a new Investor. The English Club will now be financed by an investment group led by a Public Investment Fund (‘PIF’), also comprising PCP Capital Partners and R.B. Sports and Media. The net worth of the PIF is reported to be around £320 bn, follow

Shubham Gandhi [i] The Competition Commission of India ("CCI") on August 13, 2021, dismissed the complaint filed by Star Imaging and Janta X-Ray Clinic Pvt. Ltd. ("Informants") under Section 19(1) against M/s Siemens Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. ("Opponents") for alleged contravention of Section 3(4) namely, refusal to deal and abuse of dominance under Section 4 of the Competition Act, 2002 ("Act"). Section 3(4) of the act is based on rule of reason, wherein there are certain

Neha Koppu [i] A robust taxation system is the key towards the development of the country’s economy. In India, the tax structure is broadly divided into direct and indirect taxes . There are several kinds of direct taxes imposed while dealing with purchase and sale of securities in the stock market based on the capital gains from the holding period of the securities. However, one such tax which is imposed irrespective of the gains from the transaction i.e., is the Securities

Avik Sarkar[i] Introduction The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (‘IBC’) was introduced in order to ease the procedures relating to insolvency that were considered to be cumbersome. Earlier, the debtors’ inability to repay their lender contributed to increase in the number of non-performing assets (‘NPAs’). However, all attempts of improving the insolvency regime had failed. This series of failures had led to the advent of the IBC. This Code seemed to be the one-stop solu