Why the Delhi High Court is Wrong to Deny Satyendar Jain his Right to Counsel

By Abhinav Sekhri It appears that by an interim order passed on 03.06.2022, the Delhi High Court has stayed operation of a portion of an order passed by the Trial Court whereby it had directed that Satyendar Kumar Jain, who has been arrested by officers of the Enforcement Directorate and remanded to their custody for ten … Continue reading Why the Delhi High Court is Wrong to Deny Satyendar Jain his Right to Counsel

Resolving corporate successor liability through substantial continuity

By: Shailendra Shukla Introduction The 21st century has seen a meteoric rise in the commission of white-collar crimes, which can be attributed to the rapid pace of technological advancement. Now, money can be transferred to any part of the world in seconds. Additionally, there is increased interconnectivity across the globe, which gives miscreants access to … Continue reading Resolving corporate successor liability through substantial continuity