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Videocon -ICICI bank Loan case

Add description for your ACompany- Videocon Case- Videocon & ICICI Bank case. This case is about the loan sanctioned by ICICI Bank to Videocon Group. The case rotates around a loan given by ICICI Bank to the Videocon Group as a part of a State Bank of India led consortium in 2012 and the change in ownership in a firm called Nu power Renewables pvt ltd. Which was a joint venture of Venugopal promoter of Videocon and Chanda Kochhar husband Deepak Kochhar. Venugopal Dhoot , Founder and chairman of Videocon group has applied in 20 banks for the loan and Read More
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A.C. Thirumalaraj Versus Aditya Birla Nuevo Ltd.

Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd had filed a suit against liberty Agencies a Partnership Firm and it’s Partners in the City Civil Court Banglore. Where they contented for a specific performance of the agreement and an alternative for damage expenses and losses amounting to Rs. 20,12,44,398 if the agreement was breached. Further they even seeked to sought for temporary stay restraining the defendants from leasing, sun leasing and also to stop any business activities in the said property which was mentioned in the said agreement between both the parties. The parties had entered into an agreement on 02.03.2005 where the agreement Read More
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Shoppers Stop Ltd. v. Vinod’s Shoppers Stop

Name: Sanchit Santosh Patil Class: FY MMS Roll No: M2142 Topic: Company Case Law College: Fr. C. Rodrigues Institute if Management Studies, Vashi – 400703 SHOPPERS STOP LTD. V. VINOD’S SHOPPERS STOP CASE NO: CS (OS) 1954/2015 ATTORNEY(S): Mr. Ankit Rustogi (Advocate), Mr. Jayant Kumar (Advocate) JUDGES: Hima Kohli, J. CASE LAW: A Plaintiff is a person who brings a case against another in the court of law. In this case, the Plaintiff was the proprietor of the mark ‘SHOPPERS STOP’ in all Classes and was using the same since 1991 as a trade mark and as part of trade Read More
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Shoppers Stop Ltd. v. Vinod’s Shoppers Stop

SHOPPERS STOP LTD. V. VINOD’S SHOPPERS STOP CASE NO: CS (OS) 1954/2015 ATTORNEY(S): Mr. Ankit Rustogi (Advocate), Mr. Jayant Kumar (Advocate) JUDGES: Hima Kohli, J. CASE LAW: A Plaintiff is a person who brings a case against another in the court of law. In this case, the Plaintiff was the proprietor of the mark ‘SHOPPERS STOP’ in all Classes and was using the same since 1991 as a trade mark and as part of trade name. Over the years, Plaintiff’s Shoppers Stop had created a formidable reputation as a multi-brand retail chain of various products. In January 2015, the Plaintiff Read More
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yes bank case study

Yes Bank- Case Study Analysis Introduction This study traces out the genesis of Yes bank Crises and the reasons for downfall of a major Indian Bank. This recent exceptional case has reached its epitome in terms of recovery though, but studying on this case will help me to understand the mindset of the bank to engage into dialogues with some soon to be bankrupt companies and acting as their sole survivor without taking into consideration its own balances. Incorporated in 2004, Yes Bank was founded by Rana Kapoor who headed the bank till 2018. His other co-founder — Ashok Kapoor Read More
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The Airborne Company Lawsuit

Airborne, the herbal supplement company that once called itself a “miracle cold buster,” was asked pay $23.3 million to settle a class action lawsuit over false advertising, according to published reports. Legal battles beginning in 2006 was called in to question the product’s claims to be able to stop the common cold. A February 2006 investigation by ABC’s “Good Morning America” found that Airborne’s clinical trial was conducted by just two people in the absence of a clinic or scientists. Airborne quickly changed their advertising campaign when a plaintiff filed suit against the company in March 2006. The company now Read More
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CASE STUDY – “ADANI GROUP WINS CASE OVER TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT”

Trademark infringement is described because the unauthorized use of an indicator or carrier mark. This use may be in reference to items or offerings and can cause confusion, deception, or a false impression approximately the real enterprise a service or product got here from. Trademark proprietors can take criminal motion in the event that they accept as true with their marks are being infringed. If infringement of an indicator is proven, a courtroom docket order can save you a defendant from the usage of the mark, and the proprietor can be provided economic relief. A commercial court at Mirzapur ruled Read More
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Tata Sons Vs Cyrus Mistry

INTRODUCTION Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is a Tata Sons division that was established on April 1,1968. It is a global Indian information technology (IT) services and consulting firm located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Cyrus Mistry is an Indian businessman. He was the Chairman of the massive Tata Group business from 2012 until 2016. He also serves as a director of Cyrus Investments Private Limited. TIMELINE OF DISPUTES When Ratan Tata stepped down as Chairman of Tata Sons Limited in December 2012, Cyrus Mistry was appointed by a Tata Group selection panel. Cyrus Mistry was removed as chairman of Tata Sons Read More
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State Bank of India vs Metenere Ltd.

Name: Srushti Mokal Roll No: M2149 State Bank of India vs Metenere Ltd. Introduction: The case is concerning a vital issue on the appointment of an Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 What is Interim Resolution Professional: appointment, qualifications, and disqualification? To be eligible for appointment, the IRP/RP must be independent of the corporate debtor. A person shall be considered independent of the corporate debtor if he: (a) is eligible to be appointed as an independent director on the board of the corporate debtor under Section 149 of the Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013), where Read More
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Case study on Parle Product v/s Udaan

Udaan, a business-to-business e-commerce startup, has filed a grievance with the Competition Commission of India (CCI). Against India’ largest biscuit maker, Parle Products. In its complaint, Udaan claims that Parle may be abusing its dominant position by refusing to provide its fast-moving merchandise on to the Bengaluru-based company for no reason. Parle is a dominant player within the marketplace for aldohexose biscuits in India. Its Parle-G biscuit is a ‘must-stock’ item for tiny and medium retailers and for platforms akin to Udaan. Udaan has aforementioned it’s relegated to buying Parle products from the open market, inflicting a competitive disadvantage, compared Read More
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