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It’s a Yes – for Banks!
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... subsidiary of a bank. This liberalisation move from the RBI will stimulate the AIF industry. It not only opens up an additional avenue for domestic fund raising by AIFs but also provides the banks an opportunity ...
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Created on 28 September 2017
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India announces new Foreign Direct Investment Policy, 2017 – 2018
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... It is expected that the Government will continue to bring about liberalisation of the FDI regime in India in the months to come. All in all, we intend to maintain our trajectory towards remaining the world’s ...
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Created on 06 September 2017
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FIPB – The Rites of Passage
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... waivers of conditions and post facto approvals of transgressions, etc. After successive liberalisations, the “approval route “ now accounts for only 10% or so of the FDI inflows and, therefore, the real ...
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Created on 14 March 2017
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FIPB – The Sunset Year
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... also announced that the roadmap for the same is expected to be announced in the next few months, and in the meantime, “further liberalisation of FDI policy is under consideration.” Considering that the ...
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Created on 17 February 2017
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2016, The AIF Industry In Retrospect
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... II AIFs subject to various conditions. However, these conditions have effectively stymied pension fund investing in Category II AIFs. AIPAC reports recommend the liberalisation of regulations to allow ...
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Created on 30 December 2016
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Impact of GST on the Aviation Sector
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(Blog: Tax (indirect & direct))
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... aircraft fuels outside GST.
With increasing liberalisation and focus on infrastructure development, the aviation sector is one of the fastest growing sectors in India. However, certain tax inefficiencies ...
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Created on 19 August 2016
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Why India's draft Model Bilateral Investment Treaty is a bit of a misnome
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(Blog: Corporate law)
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... shift in the government’s stance – a shift from inducement to deterrence, from liberalisation to conservation.
Reduced Scope of Protection
The Draft Model BIT has limited the scope of protection under ...
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Created on 11 May 2015
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Nandii Reywal on the Liberalisation of the Indian Legal Market
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(Blog: About legal practice)
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... I thought about it the more confused I got.
Naturally there are valid concerns of reciprocity and how liberalisation will be implemented (if at all) but to my mind, the debate has significant knock–on ...
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Created on 06 June 2014
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State of Affairs of a Society seen through the Prism of Humanity
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... nearly 21 years of economic liberalisation, dawn of a thousand NGOs working for upliftment of women and after pronouncement of a plethora of judgments laying down the directives dealing with the procedure ...
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Created on 27 February 2012
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BCI Reforms Announced - An SRA for INDIA and Clarifications on LLP
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(Blog: Fun, laughs and timepass)
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... the issue of liberalisation.
The BCI has been considering the ABS after the UK’s SRA approved such models for law firms in their jurisdiction. BCI spokesperson has confirmed,” We are keeping up the tradition ...
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Created on 09 December 2011
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Incest Rape cases........ Necessitate a serious Introspection, social and legislative augmentation.......
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... between closely related persons - even adults - as incestuous, and in recent years there has been some liberalisation of their views on this. Incest involving minors, on the other hand, is uniformly frowned ...
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Created on 30 January 2011
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India’s trading arrangements with ASEAN – “Deepening ASEAN-India Alliance” Part I By Hemant K Batra
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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· The identification, liberalisation etc. of the sectors of services to be finalised for implementation subsequently.
(IV) Areas of Economic Cooperation
· Areas of economic cooperation ...
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Created on 15 November 2010
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Weekly Round-up: BARELYLEGALINDIA. COM/ ISSUE 1
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(Blog: General blogging)
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... So let’s dive straight into it.
News
Waves were made at the high-level meeting of the Secret Society Against the Liberalisation of the Indian Legal Market (SSALIM) where several members of the top brass ...
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Created on 22 May 2010
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Blog: Do law firmites vote in Bar Council elections?
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... of not only lawyers but the Indian economy, liberalisation is most welcome and always welcome," he explained, "but it has to be done in such a manner that any and every lawyer is not adversely affected." ...
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Created on 03 November 2009
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Blog: Moily to start super-law-schools; half-hearted on liberalisation
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... liberalisation will presumably breathe a sigh of relief.
Those wanting foreign firms in, will probably feel no different than they did two years ago. Law minister Veerappa Moily has reiterated his stance ...
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Created on 09 October 2009
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Pro-liberalisation senior counsel Harish Salve picks up England’s equivalent QC tag after 6 years part-time in London
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(Bar, Bench & Litigation)
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... the English bar becoming a resident at the prestigious Blackstone Chambers having been fast-tracked through the local process.
At the time he said that he supported liberalisation of the Indian legal ...
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Created on 16 January 2020
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One of BJP 75 key manifesto pledges: Grow ‘premier law institute’ seats by 50% • No mention of liberalisation, natch • Cong not much for lawyers
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(Law schools)
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... by years of regulatory and government neglect? No specific mention of law schools Institutes of National Importance. Nor, coming to think of it, of liberalisation of the legal market either to foreign ...
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Created on 08 April 2019
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Ministry wastes no time post Balaji-era to restart liberalisation talks • Plus the definitive analysis of a timepass judgment
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(Law firms)
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“I received a call from the government today,“ Kaviraj Singh, secretary general of the Indian National Bar Association (INBA), told us yesterday. Staunchly pro-liberalisation INBA and Singh have been one ...
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Created on 14 March 2018
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Liberalisation case closed: Foreign lawyers finally more cautious • LCIA argued for allowing foreigners to arbitrate here • BCI says no (again)
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(Law firms)
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... read the mind of the judges that they’re not going to allow complete liberalisation of the regime,” mused one lawyer who was present in court today. The other option is that they are hoping to get this ...
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Created on 01 February 2018
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Liberalisation in SC: Goel J suggests FIAS (Fly In And Stay) instead of FIFO for foreign lawyers, as Nakul, Arvind interpret the Act
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(Law firms)
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The ongoing hearing of the Bar Council of India (BCI) appeal in the apex court against the AK Balaji Madras high court judgment took an interesting turn today, with Justice AK Goel suggesting to the counsel ...
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Created on 31 January 2018