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Independent Directors After the Hindenburg Controversy: Whether India’s Framework Is Structurally Capable of Ensuring Independence

Introduction The independent director is the cornerstone of modern corporate governance architecture. The premise is straightforward: a board that includes directors with no financial, professional, or personal relationship to the

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ESG Disclosure Requirements for Listed Companies: From BRSR to Potential Mandatory Sustainability Reporting Standards

Introduction The emergence of mandatory environmental, social, and governance disclosure as a legal requirement for Indian listed companies represents one of the most significant expansions of corporate reporting obligations since

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Related Party Transactions Under SEBI’s Amended Regime: Governance Failures, Shareholder Activism, and the Enforcement Reality

Introduction Related party transactions occupy a uniquely contested space in corporate governance theory. On one hand, transactions between a company and its promoters, subsidiaries, or affiliates may be commercially necessary

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Unilateral Contract Modification in SaaS and Platform Agreements: User Rights Against Dynamic Terms of Service

Introduction The terms of service governing digital platforms and software-as-a-service products have become among the most read and least understood contractual instruments in contemporary commercial life. More significantly, they are

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Non-Compete Covenants in Indian Employment Contracts: Restraint of Trade, Confidentiality, and the Post-Employment Enforcement Problem

Introduction The enforceability of post-employment restrictions in India represents one of the most practically consequential and judicially unsettled areas of Indian contract law. The technology sector’s explosive growth, the proliferation

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Frustration of Contract in Long-Term Infrastructure Projects: Revisiting Section 56 Through the Lens of Climate Disruption

Introduction The doctrine of frustration has always occupied an uneasy position in contract law. Its function is to provide relief where supervening events, unforeseen at the time of contracting, render

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