Latest court orders, judgments, and legal developments from Indian courts — AI-curated and summarized.
FeaturedSEBI introduces depository receipts (DRs) backed by REIT and InvIT units, enabling foreign investors to access Indian infrastructure and real estate assets via IFSC listings.
FeaturedSEBI allows depository receipts on InvIT units with eligibility, IFSC listing, pricing, and disclosure norms.
FeaturedPunjab and Haryana High Court mandates 2013 Compensation Act for NHAI projects where most landowners remain uncompensated.
FeaturedSEBI amends Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT) rules to permit depository receipts, revise voting thresholds, and strengthen unitholder protections during sponsor exits.
SEBI allows off-site common infrastructure to qualify as real estate under REIT investment limits, expanding eligible assets.
SEBI reduces the cooling-off period under Offer for Sale (OFS) for privately listed InvITs from 12 to 8 weeks to improve liquidity and capital-raising efficiency.
SEBI's 2026 amendment permits classification of off-site common infrastructure as real estate, impacting REIT investment limits and compliance.
2026 SEBI REIT amendments classify off-site common infrastructure as real estate, affecting investment limits and compliance.
SEBI reduced the OFS cooling-off period for illiquid privately listed InvITs from 12 to 8 weeks, effective 2 November 2026.
NCLT admits insolvency application against SBCC Infra based on documentary evidence of unpaid railway construction dues exceeding the statutory threshold, rejecting claims of pre-existing dispute.
SEBI proposes enabling depository receipts for REITs and InvITs at IFSC to attract foreign investment and improve global access.
SEBI proposes listing depository receipts of REITs and InvITs at International Financial Services Centres, enabling NRI participation and foreign currency fundraising.