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A Matter of Trust – Juxtaposition between Two Enactments in Criminal Jurisprudence

A Matter of Trust – Juxtaposition between Two Enactments in Criminal Jurisprudence

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Nitin Mittal

Nitin Mittal is currently a General Counsel for India/Pacific Region, Company Secretary and Region Systems & Services for Signify and part of South Asia/ Pacific Leadership team. He has rich and diverse experience of around 18 years in all areas of legal (also litigation), compliance, governance, risk management, and leading teams. As part of the regional team at Signify, he actively works on and leads projects and assignments having regional and international impact. He has travelled for work to several countries giving him insight into diverse cultures and practices. In addition to his professional passion, Nitin is also an ardent reader on both fiction and nonfiction and is equally passionate about expressing his views by publishing articles on various contemporary & intricate topics.

Diwakar Maheshwari

Diwakar Maheshwari is a Dispute Resolution Partner with Khaitan & Co and is based in Delhi. He is an alumnus of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. Having practiced law for close to a decade and a half, Diwakar has significant exposure in various complex areas of law including IBC, Arbitration (domestic and international), White Collar Crime. He practices advocacy before the Supreme Court, NCLAT, various High courts and tribunals across India. Additionally, Diwakar is frequently consulted by his clients for rendering strategic & preventive legal advice on complex matters. Diwakar is an avid writer and his articles on varied commercial legal topics can be read on various local and international publications. His expert legal views are very often quoted in leading business newspapers and he is a frequent invitee to deliver talks on various evolving legal topics.