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Can an arbitration clause be borrowed from another contract?

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By Rishabh Gandhi Verified
| Bar & Bench Verified
Recently, in Hirani Developers v. Nehru Nagar Samruddhi CHS Ltd. and Ors., 2026 INSC 484, the Supreme Court dealt with a question that looks technical, but is deeply practical. Can a party be sent to arbitration under a clause not found in the agreement it signed, but in another agreement referred to by it? That is not drafting curiosity. It is a real commercial problem. The case arose from a redevelopment project.
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The growing importance of legal structuring during company formation in India

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By Rishabh Gandhi Verified
| Bar & Bench Verified
Company formation in India has gradually evolved from a procedural exercise into a strategic legal decision. Earlier, many businesses focused primarily on obtaining incorporation certificates, commencing operations, and securing early revenue. Organisational structure often received limited attention during initial stages.
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How Regulatory Compliance Shapes Company Formation Strategies In India

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By Rishabh Gandhi Verified
| Live Law Verified
Launching a business in India involves far more than selecting a name, obtaining incorporation certificates, or opening a corporate bank account. For many entrepreneurs, incorporation appears to be the beginning of commercial activity. In reality, incorporation marks entry into a continuing regulatory framework governed by corporate laws, taxation statutes, labour regulations, sector specific requirements, and disclosure obligations.
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