Summary: Bail is the rule, jail is the exception, is an axiom. A tight rope between individual liberty and public interest, bail jurisprudence in India has evolved to err on the side of liberty. However, heinous offences are a slight
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Summary: India’s push to internationalise UPI promises faster, cheaper, and more seamless cross-border payments, while also exposing deep regulatory and legal issues. This article explains why real-time payment speed is outpacing compliance frameworks across spanning foreign exchange rules, AML/KYC obligations,…
Summary: As the Government examines a once-in-a-generation consolidation of securities market legislation, an outdated liability provision quietly threatens the very infrastructure that underpins India’s capital markets.India’s capital markets have come a long way since 1996. When the Depositories Act was…