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Banking and finance is one of Suitors’s core and highly recognised areas of expertise. Our full suite of services range from project finance, trade and export finance, working capital, acquisition finance, corporate finance, syndicated lending, structured finance, debt capital markets, securitisation, regulatory advice, and product documentation and standardisation.
One of Suitor's key practice areas is corporate and commercial, which extends to various sectors of the economy and wide array of business and transactional matters. The Firm’s experience and expertise in providing advice on corporate and commercial contracts and joint ventures, inbound, operational and structuring matters across a broad range of sectors is well recognised.
Suitor works virtually in every area of dispute resolution. Our dispute resolution team regularly advise clients on a variety of contentious matters involving commercial contracts, shareholders’ disputes, enforcement of security, recovery of debts, corporate and securities law, competition law, labour and employment matters, real estate issues and economic offences.
Suitor has a market leading insurance/reinsurance sector practice on both the contentious and non-contentious side. On the non-contentious front, we provide assistance with transactional work, including entry strategies, M&A and restructuring, as well as regulatory advisory and development of policy wordings tailormade for the Indian jurisdiction.
Suitor has a market-leading practice in the projects and infrastructure space (including in sectors such as power, oil and gas, roads, railways (including metro, MRT, subway), airports, and ports). The lawyers of the Firm have advised a large number of diverse and complex legal issues and matters in this sector.
With growth of opportunities and investments in the real estate sector in India, the Firm's lawyers have, over the years, advised on increasingly diverse and complex matters in the real estate sector. In the process, the Firm's lawyers have acquired a thorough understanding of various aspects of the legal and commercial practices pertaining to the real estate sector.
The Supreme Court's decision upholding the enforceability of unstamped arbitration agreements is a welcome step towards eliminating technical obstacles for arbitration at the pre-reference stage. However, the issue has been referred to a constitutional bench and given the limited scope of the reference, it is possible that the issue may continue to linger for some time to come.
Issue of unstamped arbitration agreements still in question
Mar, 2021
The Apex Court while upholding the decision of the Madras High Court for the refund of court fees took a purposive interpretation of Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, held that parties who settle disputes out of court shall fall under the ambit and scope of Section 89 and will be eligible for a refund of court fees paid at the time of filing of the proceedings, under Section 69-A of the Tamil Nadu Court Fees and Suit Valuation Act, 1955.
Supreme Court On Refund Of Court Fees In Out-of-court Settlements
Mar, 2021