Ronak Ajmera, Associate, Khaitan & Co., Mumbai
Cite as: (2011) PL (CL) November S-29
The Indian economy poses as an attractive investment arena to the rest of the world. Amongst the various forms of business organisation recognised under Indian law, it is not uncommon for most multinational corporations to establish their presence in India by way of incorporating a subsidiary...... |
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Rahul Arora, Associate, Khaitan & Co., Mumbai
Cite as: (2011) PL (CL) October S-2
In the last couple of years, India has witnessed a major transformation in the electricity generation sector. Due to its rapidly growing economy and expanding population, India has witnessed a shortfall in its power generating capacity...... |
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J. Sai Deepak, Associate, Saikrishna and Associates
Cite as: (2011) PL (CL) September S-36
Intellectual property rights, although treated as property rights, have several restrictions on their enforcement which may not apply to conventional forms of property rights. The primary reason for prescription of such restrictions is that vestation and enforcement of IP rights have implications for the larger public interest...... |
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Sameer Sah, Associate, Khaitan & Co., Mumbai
Cite as: (2011) PL (CL) July S-6
The Board of Directors of an Indian company is entrusted with the general supervision of the company’s business.1 In fact, the Companies Act, 1956 (the Act) provides that the Board is generally entitled to exercise all such powers;...... |
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