Merger control notice and disclosure rules: Supreme Court limits penalties, rejects reopening of approved combination, and sets aside adverse findings...
Receiving foreign exchange in lieu of issuance of equity shares/share warrants - whether no approval has been granted by FIPB? - When FIPB, the authority, who is vested with power to grant approval has held that no post facto approval is required, interpreting the order in any other fashion, that too by an authority, who is not empowered to decide on the manner in which the said order has been passed, it does not lie in the mouth of the 1st respondent to claim that approval has not been obtained and such a finding is not only perverse, but arbitrary, illegal and unreasonable - HC
Receiving foreign exchange in lieu of issuance of equity shares/share warrants - whether no approval has been granted by FIPB? - When FIPB, the authority, who is vested with power to grant approval has held that no post facto approval is required, interpreting the order in any other fashion, that too by an authority, who is not empowered to decide on the manner in which the said order has been passed, it does not lie in the mouth of the 1st respondent to claim that approval has not been obtained and such a finding is not only perverse, but arbitrary, illegal and unreasonable - HC
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