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Post-COVID Commercial Lease Disputes 2025: Legal Safeguards for Tenants and Landlords
Post-COVID Commercial Lease Disputes: Legal Safeguards for Tenants and Landlords in 2025 The commercial real estate world was reshaped in seismic ways by the COVID-19 pandemic. During lockdowns, many businesses shut down or downsized, leaving tenants as well as landlords to grapple with tough decisions about how to handle rent payments, lease terms and ongoing obligations....
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Data-Localisation Rules 2025: How Foreign Investors Should Rework Their India Data Strategy
Data-Localisation Rules 2025: How Foreign Investors Should Rework Their India Data Strategy Data has turned into one of the most valuable treasures for contemporary businesses. In use cases from finance, e-commerce, health care, entertainment and technology, businesses rely on data to run efficiently and make customers happy.  But the management and storage of such data has emerged...
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Influencer Marketing & Advertising Law 2025: What Social Media Creators Should Know The world of influencer marketing never stands still, and 2025 is no exception. As millions of creators like us tout brands across sites, including Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat and Twitter, governments and regulators are increasingly scrutinising how influencers flog products and services online. The intent...
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Remote Hiring in India 2025: Drafting Compliant Employment Agreements under Revised Labour Laws
Remote Hiring in India 2025: Drafting Compliant Employment Agreements under Revised Labour Laws The Indian work has changed radically over the past few years. The COVID-19 pandemic thrust the rise of remote work into overdrive, but it wasn’t so long ago that there were a lot of people working from home in a sort of...
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*New Consumer Protection Amendment 2025: A Guide for E-Commerce Firms in India*
*New Consumer Protection Amendment 2025: A Guide for E-Commerce Firms in India* In 2025, the Indian government brought new amendments under the umbrella of the Evolution of Consumer Protection Amendment in India. The Evolution of Consumer Protection Law in India was introduced by the Prime Minister. This represents a fairly dramatic change for e-commerce companies...
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2025 Cybersecurity Compliance for SMEs: What Indian Businesses Must Know
2025 Cybersecurity Compliance for SMEs: What Indian Businesses Must Know security and data protection this digital age, cybersecurity is the domain of not only major corporations but also small and medium-sized enterprises. In India, small-and medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly subject to cyber-attacks. This is because attackers believe that these enterprises do not have a...
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Noida Authority Seals Lotus Panache Towers: A Strong Message on Compliance and Accountability
The recent action taken by the Noida Authority against the Lotus Panache real estate project marks a crucial moment in the enforcement of urban development laws and regulatory discipline. Acting against long-standing violations, the Authority sealed three under-construction residential towers and ten commercial units after discovering massive outstanding dues and unauthorized construction activities. According to...
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Supreme Court: Mere Use of the Word “Arbitration” Does Not Constitute a Valid Arbitration Agreement
In a significant judgment reinforcing the fundamentals of arbitration law in India, the Supreme Court has clarified that the mere presence of the word “arbitration” in a clause does not automatically create a binding arbitration agreement. What matters is not the label of the clause, but the true intention of the parties as reflected in...
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Taxed but Unregulated: The Legal Vacuum in India’s Cryptocurrency Framework
India’s approach towards virtual digital assets (VDAs) remains a unique paradox — strict taxation without a clear regulatory framework. While the government has imposed a flat 30% tax on all crypto gains and a 1% TDS on every transfer, it still does not legally define, regulate, or even formally recognize cryptocurrencies. This gap has created...
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RERA over IBC: Supreme Court’s Course-Correction in Real Estate Insolvency
In a significant and reformative judgment, the Supreme Court has provided much-needed clarity on the long-debated overlap between the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). The Court has held that RERA will be the primary and preferred remedy for homebuyer grievances, while IBC should be invoked...
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