AI-curated court updates, legal developments, and practice-area insights for Indian legal professionals.
Prof. (Dr.) Pinaki Ghosh, WBNUJS IP Chair Professor and leading IP academic, passed away at 61. His work advanced GI research and shaped a generation of IP professionals in India.
CAAR Mumbai permitted Sai Kripa Enterprises to withdraw its advance ruling application on walnut imports under DFIA before pronouncement, invoking Regulation 20.
Prof. (Dr.) Pinaki Ghosh, DPIIT IP Chair at WBNUJS, passes away at 61; instrumental in advancing GI and IP education in Eastern India.
Maharashtra Oil Extractions Limited has filed a draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for an IPO raising ₹3,700 million, disclosing business operations, fund use, financials, and key risks including litigation.
SEBI upheld RTI rejection, citing disproportionate diversion of resources to compile scattered candidate information.
Several state governments, including Assam, Bihar, and Rajasthan, will auction securities worth ₹22,200 crore via re-issuance of existing stock, primarily through price-based auctions.
The RBI has communicated new guidelines regarding the accounts of non-resident banks, necessitating updated lists and compliance from AD Category-I banks. These changes influence the operational functions of authorized dealer banks.
The Reserve Bank of India has published the Reserve Money data for the fortnight ending August 31, 2026, crucial for monetary policy analysis.
The RBI has published foreign exchange turnover data for merchant and inter-bank transactions during several periods in August 2026.
On September 10, 2026, the RBI accepted ₹3,96,694 crore in the Overnight Variable Rate Reverse Repo auction. The cut-off rate was fixed at 5.24%.
This review highlights significant IP developments over the past week, including notable cases and regulatory updates.
SEBI proposes exempting listed issuers from mandatory appointment of merchant bankers for small-value private placements under Rs.10,000.
SEBI's Regulation 10(6) establishes a fixed tenure of five years for InvIT auditors but does not allow for shorter initial terms following the 2023 amendment.