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Commentary on recent judgments and regulatory developments across our practice areas. Analysis is factual and educational. Nothing here constitutes legal advice.

All IPR Arbitration Banking & SARFAESI Taxation Insolvency & IBC GST Regulatory & Advisory

Banking & SARFAESI 13 March 2026

The Preponed End

Your Right to Redeem Your Property Under SARFAESI Dies Earlier Than You Think. The Supreme Court Settled the Exact Moment.

The right of a secured borrower to redeem mortgaged property is, in the hierarchy of SARFAESI protections, the last meaningful one. Once the bank issues a demand notice, once possession is taken, once the auction process…

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IPR 6 March 2026

The Hidden Invention

The Invention Was Disclosed in the Patent. It Just Wasn't Claimed. The Calcutta High Court Said You Can Still File a Divisional.

A patent specification is, in principle, a disclosure document. It tells the world what the invention is, how it works, and what variants and combinations the inventor has conceived. The claims that follow — the numbered…

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