This article examines how the Act differs from the outdated laws it replaces.

An all-encompassing definition of ‘advertising agency’ should be adopted to clarify the scope of applicability for the SDC mandate.

In holding that a thumbs-up operated to signify acceptance, the court recognized the evolutionary trajectory of contractual communications.

This article examines the notion that decrypting messages results in breaches of privacy on a global scale and within national borders.

The court in Kozyflex takes a lax approach to the question of locus standi of companies under the 1986 Act.

A collaborative approach must be taken by the CCI and the Controller for SEP disputes involving anti-competitive behaviour.

While the law can be lauded for promoting regulatory effectiveness, it has raised concerns over extensive surveillance power of government.

The Indian electricity market is evolving, and the need arises for clarity to navigate the complexities of evolving energy landscapes.

Adopting Universal Commercial Code will be the ultimate embellishment that will propel the country to the pinnacle of commercial glory.

The successful implementation of NFIR policy is fundamental since it has potential to improve India’s credit landscape.

The principle in pari delicto potior est defendentis is not absolute and is subject to exceptions that have been ignored by Supreme Court.

The author analyses the Online Gaming Commission proposed to be set up under the Online Gaming (Regulation) Bill 2022.

The article discusses the nature and the enforceability of keepwell agreements.

Author focuses on distinguishing between personal and non-personal data, including on their regulatory, legal and commercial implications.

Author analyses the provisions regarding cross-border transfer of data in the draft Digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2022.

The present status of uncertainty around regulation of AI and data protection in India calls for a revisit.

Authors discuss the key changes proposed by the draft IRDAI e-Insurance Regulations.

Authors explore the regulatory framework for BNPL and analyse plausible reasons for imposing a ban on loading of PPIs through credit lines.

The post analyzes RBI’s master direction on PPIs while scrutinizing the ever-expanding partnership model between NBFCs and fintech companies

The author dissects the position of escalation clauses under Indian law vis-à-vis the prevalent position in model law jurisdictions.

The authors suggest that the right to repair is beginning to gain recognition as a right that warrants enforcement.

The article suggests that with the surge in inclusion of indemnity clauses in contracts, caveat venditor has gradually assumed dominance.

The author notes the general improvement in awareness about green investing and examines the green bonds framework in India.

The authors examine the regulatory gaps that have purportedly allowed lending apps to take up exploitative practices.