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Employment Law

EMPLOYMENT CORNER BULLETIN – Mar '22 - May '22

Onus of proof is always on the employee who alleges wrongful dismissal and claims back wages, to establish that the employee was not gainfully employed post the dismissal. An employee in a transferable job has no vested right to remain posted in one place. The Calcutta High Court has...

Employment Law Team - July 2022
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Competition Law

COMPETITION COMMISSION OF INDIA DIRECTS INVESTIGATION INTO BOOKMYSHOW'S EXCLUSIVITY AND DATA GATHERING PRACTICES

In line with the trend of heightened scrutiny of prominent players in the digital sector, the CCI has directed an investigation against BookMyShow for its exclusivity and data gathering practices. Induslaw's Avimukt Dar, Unnati Agrawal and Parth Sehan analyse the regulator's observations and...

Avimukt Dar, Unnati Agrawal & Parth Sehan - July 2022
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Technology, Media & Telecommunications, Government & Regulatory

COLLECTION AND STORAGE OF AADHAAR DATA | THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR

Introduced with the objective of providing a cost effective means of verification and authentication of the identity of an individual, Aadhaar cards are now one of the most frequently used and accepted identity and address proof documents. With stringent laws governing the processing of Aadhaar...

Shreya Suri - May 2022
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Real Estate

Obtaining Occupancy Certificate Not Sufficient To Oust RERA'S Jurisdiction

Recently, the division bench of Hon’ble Punjab & Haryana High Court in the case of Experion Developers Pvt. Ltd. vs. State of Haryana & Ors. has held that merely obtaining occupancy certificate before Section 3 of Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 came into force would not oust...

Avikshit Moral - May 2022
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Technology, Media & Telecommunications

The Recap - Volume 5

Presenting Volume V of INDUSLAW's The Recap, a bi-monthly round-up of the latest developments in Media & Entertainment and Gaming laws from India, authored by INDUSLAW's Mumbai TMT Team led by Partner Ranjana Adhikari. This edition covers legal updates from the months of March & April 2022 and...

Ranjana Adhikari & Shashi Shekhar Misra - May 2022
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Competition Law

CCI PENALISES ADANI GREEN ENERGY AND TATA POWER COMPANY FOR GUN-JUMPING

After almost 2 years of a pandemic induced hiatus, the CCI has recently taken cognizance of gun-jumping and imposed penalties of INR 5 lakhs (approximately USD 6,600) and INR 15 lakhs (approximately USD 19,700) on Adani Green Energy Limited and Tata Power Company Limited, respectively. Induslaw's...

Avimukt Dar, Unnati Agrawal & Parth Sehan - May 2022
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