The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) aims to curb carbon emissions by imposing tariffs on carbon-intensive imports. This measure impacts global trade, particularly Indian exporters, and aligns with climate goals while encouraging sustainable production practices.

SEBI’s New Framework For Sustainable Finance: A Review Beyond Environmental Sustainability BACKGROUND The Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) released a consultation paper (“SEBI paper”)...

The emergence of branded residences in the real estate sector has been met with a great deal of enthusiasm from real estate

M&A In The Ports Sector In India: Key Regulatory And Contractual Considerations India is a strategically important location for global trade. With its 7,500 kms coastline, 12 ‘major ports’...

Stamp Duty On Concession AgreementsThe Supreme Court of India, in its recent judgment in Rewa Tollway P. Limited v. the State of Madhya Pradesh1 (“Rewa Decision”), has upheld that a concession...

Navigating Legal Waters: Rights And Remedies For Indian Ports And Terminals On February 23, 2024, the Orissa High Court allowed the arrest of a vessel, M.V. Debi (IMO 9616735, “Vessel”) in an...

Landscape For Green Hydrogen In India INTRODUCTION In the backdrop of India’s ambitions to achieve its net zero emissions target by 2070, India has been following a mix of strategies, which include...