
Merger control regime in India provides for a suspensory regime wherein the ‘combinations’ (i.e. the notifiable transactions under the provisions […]
Read MoreSupreme Court upholds Penalty for Gun Jumping in Thomas Cook and SCM Soilfert Cases The Supreme Court of India, vide […]
Read MoreAlmost every jurisdiction in the world uses the term ‘enterprise’ or ‘undertaking’, and rarely the word ‘company’, as the subject […]
Read MoreThe relationship between mergers and innovation is a vexed question. Those who follow Joseph Schumpeter’s theory of continuous innovation and […]
Read MoreMergers and acquisitions (M&A), which meet a prescribed threshold, are required to be notified to the Competition Commission of India […]
Read MoreDue diligence inquiries and pre-merger negotiation, unless carefully crafted, may expose parties to the risk of competition law violations. Businesses […]
Read MoreThe Indian merger regime is a mandatory regime. Any person or enterprise, who or which proposes to enter into a […]
Read MoreMergers and Acquisitions may potentially affect the market structure and the level of competition in the market. Accordingly, competition authorities […]
Read MoreIn merger cases, market definition is the most crucial factor as it determines the market share of the merging parties […]
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