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Why a B2B buyer is usually not a consumer, how courts approach internet jurisdiction, and when foreign-seated arbitration clauses in cross-border IT contracts hold up.
How global e-tailers and D2C brands can use a writ petition under Article 226 to challenge arbitrary penalties and takedown threats under India's E-Commerce Rules.
How foreign platforms can challenge notices and orders issued by Indian authorities beyond their jurisdiction, and the grounds a High Court looks at in a writ.
How foreign sellers and payment gateways can use a writ under Article 226 to challenge arbitrary freezes of bank accounts, shipments and funds in India.
A plain-language look at three 2026 insolvency developments: the Rainbow Papers reversal, fraud classification in SBI v. Amit Iron, and real estate cases under the IBC.
When a High Court will hear a writ under Article 226 in a government contract or tender dispute, and when a civil suit or arbitration is the safer route for a business.
How the choice between an LLP and a private limited company affects liability, taxation, fundraising and equity for Indian founders, with the 2026 position.
The 2026 IT Rules amendment defines synthetically generated information, shortens takedown timelines to two hours and ties safe harbour to provenance labelling.
SEBI's amended Intermediaries Regulations put every regulated entity under board-approved AI/ML frameworks and pre-deployment testing, with enforcement from April 2026.
A practical look at the benefits and drawbacks of arbitration in India under the 1996 Act, and the Supreme Court rulings on who is bound by an arbitration agreement.