Legal Era - September 2018

In this issue

Exclusive Interview with Hon’ble Justice Arjan Sikri, Judge, Supreme Court of India
The Role of E-Payment Systems in Doing Business in Nigeria by Rotimi Adeniyi-Akintola, Junior Associate, Perchstone & Graeys LP

Arbitration Agreements – Not Always Reliable by Probin Dass, Partner, Shook Lin & Bok LLP

Implementation of Privacy Systems - Evolution & Management by Fernando Victoria Peña, Legal and Compliance Director, Teleperformance Andean Region

The Role Of E-payment Nigeria Systems In Doing Business In

Nigeria, too, has witnessed a sizeable increase in the volume of e-payments in recent years.

5 mins

No Matter How Hard, The Court Has To Decide Every Case

One of the senior-most Judges of the Supreme Court, known for some path-breaking judgments this country has seen, Hon’ble Justice Arjan Sikri in an exclusive interview with Legal Era…

10+ mins

Arbitration Agreements Not Always Reliable

There are reasons why a party to an arbitration contract may find itself before a court of law rather than an arbitral tribunal.

8 mins

Implementation Of Privacy Systems Evolution & Management

Personal data management systems cannot be considered as static systems, taking into account that their mobility and transformation result from the legal implications of each country and the corporate implications of each company.

4 mins

IBC Still A Learning Curve

While the introduction of the insolvency framework has been one of the most significant reforms, it seems that the IBC still needs some more productive amendments as only a few have been able to cross the insolvency path and others are still battling.

5 mins

Mazes

The plea of res judicata hinges on the grounds of public policy and necessity, where public policy dictates that there be an end to litigation whereas necessity demands that no individual be vexed twice for the same cause.

5 mins

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