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Sparsh Khosla

Associate in the General Corporate Practice at the Mumbai Office of Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas. Sparsh can be reached at sparsh.khosla@cyrilshroff.com

Extra - territorial operation of India’s corporate laws

Summary: This article examines certain provisions in India’s key commercial laws, including the Companies Act 2013, Competition Act 2002, and SEBI regulations, analyzing how these laws extend beyond India’s territorial boundaries. While analysing the constitutional permissibility of such provisions, the article highlights potential challenges including jurisdictional overreach and compliance conflicts for multinational corporations.Continue Reading Extra – territorial operation of India’s corporate laws

Judicial Oversight In Public procurement: Striking the right balance

Summary: India’s legal position on judicial review of the public procurement process has been shaped primarily through constitutional principles, statutory frameworks, and consistent Supreme Court jurisprudence. Public procurement by the State or its instrumentalities is regarded as an exercise of executive power under Article 298, and hence subject to judicial scrutiny to safeguard principles of fairness, transparency, and non-arbitrariness.Continue Reading Judicial Oversight In Public procurement: Striking the right balance