Corporate & Commercial Law

In Orris Infrastructure v. Rakesh Kumar Gupta, the Supreme Court holds that an IBC Section 9 admission induced by fraud can be recalled, yet the CIRP need not automatically end.

The Supreme Court's new three-stage test means a company can be prosecuted even if no individual employee is ever named. Here's why that changes Indian corporate compliance for good.

Parliament's MSMED Amendment Act, 2026 mandates TReDS for CPSE payments, decriminalises MSME Act offences, and rewrites MSEFC jurisdiction and timelines — but leaves works contracts and writ-jurisdiction questions unresolved.

The Supreme Court holds RBI's power to supersede a multi-State co-operative bank's board runs for up to five years, not six months, and needs no state consultation.

Parliament's 2026 IBC amendment swaps judicial discretion for hard deadlines. Jet Airways' five-year unraveling shows the real bottleneck was the courts, not the law.

Supreme Court lifts the corporate veil to fold subsidiary land into a parent's CIRP, and strips GNIDA of penal charges for its own years of inaction.

The Supreme Court holds that a person can be a 'member' entitled to sue for oppression under Sections 397-398 even without a register entry, if conduct and records prove a proprietary stake.

The Supreme Court holds that a non-signatory who executed a related Share Purchase Agreement referencing the main settlement can still be a 'veritable party' bound by arbitration, refining the Section 11 referral-court standard.

The Supreme Court has released draft AI regulations for Indian courts, inviting public feedback till June 20, 2026. Here's what lawyers, litigants, and technologists need to know about the rules.