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Latent Prejudice and the RPT Trap: NCLAT's JPFL Ruling and What It Means for Minority Shareholders
Written by Ananyashree Jaiswal and Shubhanjali Kushwana. the authors are law students currenlty pursuing BA.LLB from Gujarat National Law University. Introduction NCLAT's February 2026 ruling in Jindal Poly Films Limited v. Ankit Jain & Ors. (Company Appeal (AT) No. 47 of 2026) (judgement) births India's first viable Section 245 class action, validating minority claims over Rs. 2,500 crore undervalued related party transactions (RPT). The interpretation adopted by the NCLAT
AIl India Commercial Law Review
May 186 min read
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Significance of the Seat of Arbitration in Cross-border Arbitration.
The need for cross border arbitration emerges with the proliferation of international trade and owing to the need to solve the disputes...
Aditya Kumar
Feb 18, 20235 min read
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