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Corporate Debt Restructuring (CDR) Mechanism in India

in Business Laws, Corporate Lawyer, Non Performing Asset NPA, Recovery of Debts, Uncategorized

The idea of Corporate Debt Restructuring (CDR) was acquainted with the India when in the year 2001, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) thought of specific rules to be trailed by banks and other money related organizations. The RBI expressed that the idea of CDR is a non-statutory and intentional procedure where if 75% of the lenders (by esteem) choose to help the organization, the other 25% of the lenders will likewise have the consent to help the organization through the procedure of CDR. The CDR is accessible just to those organizations which have numerous financial balances and has assumed...

21 April

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Basics of Corporate Debt Restructuring (CDR) Mechanism in India

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The Corporate Debt Restructuring or CDR is a willful procedure under which banks and money related organizations help those organizations, who are confronting budgetary challenges because of inner or outside variables, to rebuild their obligations. It is noteworthy to mention that, Corporate Debt Restructuring or CDR is a non-statutory procedure. The rationale behind this system is to give opportune help to the organizations and restore them. Another thought process is to secure the enthusiasm of the partner, speculators, and different gatherings who are going about as moneylenders to such undertakings. CDR is accessible to those organizations which have profited credit...

21 April

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Ten most important factors considered by the Court before the Grant of Anticipatory Bail in India

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Anticipatory Bail cannot be claimed by way of a right, however, the grant of Anticipatory Bail is an exclusive power which is vested before the Session’s Court or to the High Court. The Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 (Cr. P.C.) does not define the words “Anticipatory Bail”. The following are the ten most important factors which are duly considered by the Court before the grant of Anticipatory Bail i.e. The nature and gravity of the offence committed by the Applicant who seeks Anticipatory Bail.The previous record of the Applicant who seeks Anticipatory Bail i.e. whether or not he/she is a law abiding...

21 April

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Laws on Arrest & Anticipatory Bail in India

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The Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 (Cr. P.C.) does not define the words “Anticipatory Bail”. The kind of relief that an anticipatory bail gives to an individual who expects that he may get arrested for a non-bailable offense then that individual may apply to either High Court or the Session's Court to get a relief for an award of anticipatory bail under section 438 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 (Cr. P.C.). The essential contrast between a request for anticipatory bail and ordinary bail-is that anticipatory bail is conceded before arrest and thusly it gets employable from the exact...

17 April

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Foreign Investments in India & it’s Inherent Benefits

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in Business Laws, Foreign Direct Investment FDI, Legal Advice, Non Resident Indian NRI, Uncategorized

In the last past five years there has been a steep increase in the foreign investments in India. These investments are being done by both the Individuals as well as the Corporations and ranges from investments made across different sectors i.e. Real EstateInformation TechnologyInfrastructure DevelopmentDefence & Ship BuildingTechnology Based StartupsSpace TechnologyE-Commerce & M-Commerce The foreign investments in India are being done because of the inherent benefits attached to it i.e. Stable GovernmentSafety & Security of Investments by way of Legislations, Government Interventions and Judicial DictumsEducated, Skilled & Talented ManpowerHigh Gross Domestic Product (GDP) & Economic Growth ProspectsBetter Return on Investments (RoI)Push for Make...

17 April

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Growing Business Opportunities in India: Legal Perspective

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From the year 1991 and up-till today, India has witnessed a plethora of changes both at the macro level as well as the micro level in its economy. The same has led to a lot of small and micro level industries to flourish which specifically includes Startups, SMEs and the MSMEs respectively. Furthermore, changes have been brought in the legislations which deals with the business and commercial space which includes changes in the legislations with respect to the Insolvency & Bankruptcy, formulation of new rules for the protection and safeguard of the Intellectual Properties (IP), changes in the laws relating...

14 April

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Growing Business Opportunities in India: Legal Perspective

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The coronavirus global pandemic has caused a widespread medical exigency across the globe which has even raised questions with respect to the survival of humans. Although there exists another potent threat which is directly associated with this global pandemic i.e. the global economic slowdown and global recession. In the recent times, with the Make in India initiative of the Modi government has made India stand out as a global manufacturing hub. Further, with the advent of the initiative towards the Startup India programme, there has been a rapid increase in the number of Starups in India across all the industries...

14 April

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Joint Venture (JV) Agreements amongst the SMEs & Exports: Legal Advice

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The coronavirus which has caused a global pandemic has not only raised serious questions with respect to the survival of the human race and mankind. The global pandemic has led to a record number of deaths in Europe as well as in the US and has drastically effected the global economies. Furthermore, in the wake of the global health and economic crisis and the sharp fall in the stock exchanges across the globe while there exists strong concern amongst the world economies with respect to not only a global economic slowdown but also global recession. There are several Multi National Corporations...

14 April

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Joint Venture (JV) Agreements amongst the SMEs & FDI in India

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In the wake of the recent global developments and the focus of the world economies on the FMCG sector and especially the healthcare has changed the way people were living and thinking. The need has arrived to not only get products at a lower price but also to have a more credible and reliable product which comes from a source which has integrity and trustworthiness. In this entire issue, India fits as the perfect destination and Indians have come as the true global partners whom can be entrusted and trusted by the entire world. Thus, the time has come for...

14 April

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Legal Challenges in Outsourcing of Work

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in Business Laws, Corporate, E Commerce, Government of India, Legal Advisor, Uncategorized

Outsourcing of Work is a very common factor these days as many Businesses and Corporations are outsourcing their work to third party vendors and service providers. The same is/are being done in order to tap the best talent available and to reduce costs on the training and development of the in house office personnel while getting the desired results. Having said that, even outsourcing of work comes with its own set of challenges and if not dealt properly by way of abundant precaution may prove fatal to the Corporation. At present we are discussing outsourcing of call center work...

Corporate Debt Restructuring (CDR) Mechanism in India

Basics of Corporate Debt Restructuring (CDR) Mechanism in India

Ten most important factors considered by the Court before the Grant of Anticipatory Bail in India

Laws on Arrest & Anticipatory Bail in India

Foreign Investments in India & it’s Inherent Benefits

Growing Business Opportunities in India: Legal Perspective

Growing Business Opportunities in India: Legal Perspective

Joint Venture (JV) Agreements amongst the SMEs & Exports: Legal Advice

Joint Venture (JV) Agreements amongst the SMEs & FDI in India

Legal Challenges in Outsourcing of Work

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