You Have an Award Against a Company. It Goes Into Insolvency. What Happens to Your Award?
An arbitral award is a finding that money is owed. It is not the money, and against a company in
Emergency Arbitrator Orders From Abroad Cannot Be Enforced in India. The Draft Bill Does Not Fix That. Here Is What Does.
An emergency arbitrator’s order from an India-seated arbitration is enforceable in India. The same order from Singapore, London or Hong
You Have Won a Foreign Award. Can an Indian Court Protect It Before It Becomes a Decree?
A foreign award binds the loser from the day it is made, but cannot be executed in India until a
Sending Personal Data Out of India: What the DPDP Act Actually Restricts, and How to Handle a Foreign Parent Running Your HR System
India has adopted the lightest cross-border transfer rule of any major data protection law. That lightness is misleading. This note
Consent Managers Arrive on 13 November 2026. Here Is What They Are, and What to Put in the Contract.
The DPDP Rules create a new kind of regulated company: a Consent Manager, registered with the Board, through which individuals
Data You Already Hold: What the DPDP Act Requires for Consent Given Before 13 May 2027
Every business holds personal data it collected before the DPDP Act had any force. One short provision, Section 5(2), governs
