Centre for Corporate Law, NLUO

Greetings,

Our next article is authored by Harsh Menon and Anurag Singh, 4th-year law students at National Law University, Jodhpur.

The article is titled “App Store And Play Store Billing Policy Controversy Antitrust Violation – International Perspective”. It foregrounds the controversy regarding the billing policy of the App Store and Play Store which has been raised after ‘Fortnite’ developed by Epic Games was removed from both the App Store and Play Store. The article outlines the international perspective on this issue as well as highlights the final resolution to the international perspective. Further, the author presents a discourse on the issues and discusses the effectuality of the same.

The article can be accessed here: https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/post/app-store-play-store-billing-policy-controversy-antitrust-violation-international-perspective

Greetings!

The Centre for Corporate Law, National Law University, Odisha is pleased to release the Monthly Updates in Corporate Law for the month of March, 2022.

Team comprising of Ish*ta Khandelwal, Nikhil Javali, Sansita Swain, Soumya Pradhan and Sourav Jena, has contributed towards the same.

The updates can be accessed on our website, the link for which can be accessed here : https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/monthly-updates

For feedback/comments/suggestions, reach us at [email protected].

Greetings,

Our next article is authored by Harinie Seenivasan, 4th year law student at Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad.

The article is titled “Analyzing the issues in the IPO of API Holdings Limited”. It foregrounds on certain issues which have been raised after the approval of PharmEasy’s IPO. The article outlines the issues which were put forward by SCDA and other organizations against the IPO including the legality of e-pharmacies in India, absence of approval from CCI and corporate structure and protecting the interests of investors. Further, the author presents a discourse on the issues and discusses the effectuality of the same.

The article can be accessed here : https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/post/analyzing-the-issues-in-the-ipo-of-api-holdings-limited

Do give it a read.

Greetings!

Our next article is authored by Sakshi Shrivastava and Ananya Pande, third year law students at Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur.

The article titled, "Blockchain in M&A: A Pristine Notion in Indian Scenario" explores the inclusion of blockchain in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) since it aids in reducing transactional and legal costs, eases the time-consuming process as well as helps in maintaining transparency and trust. The article, therefore, aims to provide an elementary introduction of blockchain technology and the due diligence impediments faced during the usage of such technology in M&A. The authors touch upon various facets of privacy, intellectual property and taxation to showcase that the Indian laws have a long way to go in providing clarity with respect to blockchain usage in M&A.

The article can be accessed here: https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/post/blockchain-in-m-a-a-pristine-notion-in-indian-scenario

Do give it a read!

Greetings!

The Centre for Corporate Law, National Law University, Odisha is pleased to release the Monthly Updates in Corporate Law for the month of February, 2022.

Team comprising of Anjali Soni, Ish*ta Khandelwal, Nikhil Javali, Sansita Swain, Shachi Gambhir, Soumya Pradhan and Sourav Jena, has contributed towards the same.

The updates can be accessed on our website, the link for which can be accessed here: https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/monthly-updates

For feedback/comments/suggestions, reach us at [email protected].

Greetings,

The Centre for Corporate Law, NLUO in collaboration with Lextech - Centre for Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Law - NLUO is extremely excited to release the next edition of our flagship article series .

Through this initiative, we aim to simplify the latest developments by highlighting the intersection of 'Business and Law' using crisp language and attractive infographics.

You must have heard about the tough times the grand brand Videocon is going through. Bits and pieces of news might have come to your table from numerous sources. Therefore, in a bid to 'simplify' the entire thing, the new talks about the Videocon insolvency saga.

However, unlike our previous editions, we have planned something different for this edition. Instead of leaving our audience with a conclusion, we are leaving all of you with a food for thought.

Would love to hear your views on the questions we leave this article with. Kindly mail us your opinions at [email protected] or initiate a discussion in the comment box.

We also hope it gives our readers a comprehensive insight into the issue. We look forward to hearing from you in case you have any feedback.

Greetings!

Our next article is authored by Pradhyuman Singh, 5th year law student from Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar.

The article is titled "Reassessing Legality of Emergency Arbitrators: Criticizing the Amazon-Future Judgment." It highlights the legality of an Emergency Arbitrator under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 against the backdrop of the Amazon-Future case. While the Supreme Court's ruling promotes a pro-arbitration approach, this article explores the implication of the same. It does so by arguing that the justification given by the Court is unreasoned. Further, the author provides an analysis and critique of the Supreme Court judgment as well.

The article can be accessed here:
https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/post/reassessing-legality-of-emergency-arbitrators-criticizing-the-amazon-future-judgment

Do give it a read!

Dear All,

CCL is pleased to announce that as a part of its guest lecture series, it successfully conducted a session on Roles and Responsibilities of an In-House Counsel by Ms. Roop Loomba, General Counsel, Rolls Royce.

The session briefly covered the nuances of an In house legal Counsel including the career trajectory, responsibilities, the need to understand business and finance, the need of having experience in litigation, the subjects and areas of law one must be apprised with.

The session witnessed a great turnout. Please let us know of your comments, suggestions, and feedback.

Greetings!

The Centre for Corporate Law, NLUO is delighted to share that it is organising the fourth segment of its Guest Lecture Series with Ms. Roop Loomba on “ Roles and Responsibilities of an In-house counsel.” The guest lecture is scheduled for 13 February 2022 (Sunday).

Ms. Roop is the General Counsel, Head of Ethics and Compliance, Rolls Royce India and South Asia. She has over 20 years of experience in Legal Operations encompassing Legal Strategy planning, Business Partnering, Business Divestment, etc. We are extremely grateful to her for devoting her personal time to share her experience and expertise in this field with us.

We are extending the invitation for the Guest Lecture to students and professionals outside the NLUO fraternity as well. The registration link to attend the guest lecture can be accessed here - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1SUPb75M91u4uSncaIcLkwlrHZQFRhqSEy5PMUNvET-g/edit

We assure you a great academic takeaway with this guest lecture. Hoping for an enthusiastic response.

For any inquiries, kindly drop a mail at [email protected]

Greetings,

The Centre for Corporate Law, NLUO in collaboration with Lextech - Centre for entrepreneurship, Innovation and Law - NLUO is pleased to share the next edition of .

Through this initiative, we aim to simplify the latest developments by highlighting the intersection of 'Business and Law' using crisp language and attractive infographics.

In this edition, we have highlighted SEBI's Crackdown on Unregistered Investment Advisors who are involved with Telegram Channels and WhatsApp groups, looking to pry on unsuspecting retail investors and traders in the stock market.
Link can be accessed here : https://www.linkedin.com/posts/centre-for-corporate-law_simplified-a-get-rich-quick-scheme-activity-6897100916441317376-CryM

We hope it gives our readers a comprehensive insight into the issue. We look forward to hearing from you in case you have any feedback.

Greetings!

Our next article is authored by Rishi Raj, third year law student at Maharashtra National Law University Aurangabad.

The article titled, "S**Cs: An Alternative to IPO for Private Companies?" explores how S**Cs have become a popular option for companies to go public. It weighs the merits of going the S**C route over the tradition Initial Public Offering process. While conducting a comparative study between different jurisdictions such as the US and the UK, the author delves into regulatory process and statutes that might govern the S**Cs in the Indian legal landscape. Finally, the author presents recent regulatory developments in the aforementioned jurisdictions to shine a way forward in India.

The link to the article can be accessed here : https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/post/spacs-an-alternative-to-ipo-for-private-companies

Greetings!

The Centre for Corporate Law, NLUO, National Law University Odisha • NLUO is pleased to release the Monthly Updates in Corporate Law for the month of January, 2022.

We are thrilled to share that this January marks one year of the commencement of CCL's Monthly Updates on Corporate Law. CCL introduced this endeavour intending to appraise the Student Body with relevant updates in the corporate field.

Team comprising of Anjali Soni, Ish*ta Khandelwal, Nikhil Javali, Sansita Swain, Shachi Gambhir, Soumya Pradhan and Sourav Jena has contributed towards the same.

The updates can be accessed on our website, the link for which can be accessed here - https://www.ccl.nluo.ac.in/monthly-updates

For feedback/comments/suggestions, reach us at [email protected].