Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India was invited, for the third consecutive time, to share insights for the India Chapter titled ‘Doing Business in India: Overview’ for Thomson Reuters’ Doing Business Global Guide, published on Practical Law. The India Chapter for Doing Business Global Guide is an invite-only publication by Thomson Reuters. The Guide is […]
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Partners, Niti Paul and Maureen Z. Ralte have recently authored an article titled, ‘Artificial Intelligence and its Regulation’, published in The Economic Times. This article talks about the regulation of AI systems demanding collaboration among nations which has led to a global race to set a standard for AI regulations.
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Partner, Avisha Gupta and Associate, Eishani Patnaik have recently authored an article titled, ‘A Critical Review of the Draft RBI Payment Aggregator Directions of April 16, 2024’, published on Mondaq. With the aim to enhance the transparency, security, and reliability of payment services in India, RBI released draft directions (Draft Directions) broadening the ambit of
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Partner, Abhishek Emmanuel Kisku and Associate, Piyush Raj have recently authored an article on “Judicial Overreach or Necessary Scrutiny? The Supreme Court’s Role in the DMRC Arbitration Saga”, which has been published in Volume 2 Issue 2 of Indian Business Law Review (IBLR). The article is based on the recent Supreme Court judgment in Delhi
Partner, Vikash Kukreti and Associate, Gaurav Tiwari co-authored an article titled, “Age Gating and the Consent Puzzle” which has been published by LiveLaw. The article talks about the government introducing rules pertaining to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (“#DPDPA”), 2023 and it is becoming imperative for the industry to step-up to the next phase
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Reserve Bank of India recently issued a new framework for fraud risk management incorporating the Supreme Court ruling and striking a balance between early fraud detection and principles of natural justice. Partner, Shinoj Koshy and Associate, Radhika Malpani have authored an article titled, ‘Reserve Bank of India’s Master Direction on Fraud Risk Management’, sharing their
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Partner, Sanjeev Kumar, Partner Designate, Anshul Sehgal and Managing Associate, Pranshu Paul have pieced together an article titled, “India and the evolution of an insolvency code.” The article has been published on Asia Business Law Journal.
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Partner, Rubal Bansal Maini and Associate, Prakhar Pandey have authored an article ‘When can an enterprise be treated as a ‘Permanent Establishment’ under Income Tax Law?‘ published on Mondaq.
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Partner, G R Bhatia and Partner Designate Arjun Nihal Singh have recently authored the ‘India Chapter’ for the ‘Chambers Cartels 2024 Global Practice Guide’ published by Chambers and Partners.
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Partner, Harish Kumar and Associates, Deekhit Bhattacharya and Anirudh Grover have authored an article titled ‘Unwrapping the GIFT IFSC: A Gateway to Global Finance’, published on Mondaq.
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