The practice covers a wide range of financing transactions such as
(i) Securitization
(ii) Debt Recovery
(iii) Cheque Dishonour Matters
(iv) BIFR Matters
(v) Cross Border Transactions
(vi)Banks and Financial Institutions
(vii) Bankruptcy and Insolvency.
Our expertise extends to Motor Accident Claims and related Insurance Laws.
Our scope of work covers includes structuring transactions, drafting contracts and transactional documents, negotiations, advising on the regulatory framework and related issues.
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Need to Amend Bye-Laws of Apartment Association in Bengaluru
Bye-laws are a set of rules and regulations to govern Apartments. But what can you do when the Bye Laws are outdated?
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Common Issues Faced by Apartment Associations in Bengaluru
Top Challenges Apartment Associations Face in Bengaluru: Outdated bye-laws, unresolved disputes, and modern-day governance hurdles threaten community harmony.
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Appointment of Arbitrator under the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 governs the process of arbitration proceedings in India. The appointment of an arbitrator is generally governed under the contract between the parties. An Arbitral Tribunal can be consist of Sole Arbitrator or Three Arbitrators wherein both parties appoint an arbitrator and the arbitrators appoint an Umpire. The number of
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Pre-Litigation Mediation
Pre-Litigation Mediation is a process by which two parties come together to settle their dispute in an amicable manner without approaching the Courts. This is achieved with the help of an impartial adjudicator. Any party can opt for mediation and strive to achieve a settlement to resolve their dispute by means of negotiations, friendly discussions
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Open Letter to Chief Justice of India – Delay in case disposal
Date: 21.11.2022 To, Chief Justice of India, #5, Krishna Menon Marg, Sunehri Bagh, New Delhi, India Minister of Law and Justice 4th Floor, A-Wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-110 001. Sir/ Madam, Subject: Request for instruction to all Judges/ Judicial Officers to pass Orders in all matters heard in full length There is always a