Articles and Updates

• Pallavi Bedi, Ashita Bali, Ishita Rai and Aamir Javed - 18-09-2026

Set out below are some of the major recent developments in the clean energy sector in India: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Government of India ("MNRE") on July 23, 2026, issued a model service agreement (a facilitative reference document) for 'Electrolyser as a Service' in furtherance to the National Green Hydrogen Mission. The model is intended to reduce the consumer's upfront capital expenditure and facilitate contracting between electrolyser service providers and consumers.

• Kunal Mehra and Danish Khan - 14-09-2026

The Competition Commission of India (CCI), by its order dated 21 August 2026, held the Agro Input Dealers Association (AIDA), Agro Input Welfare Association (AIWA), and certain office bearers liable for coordinating and implementing a boycott on the online sale of agri-input products.

• Aman Avinav, Dilraj Singh Bhinder, Kumar Rishabh Parth and Karnit Chadha - 03-09-2026

The appellants i.e., KKH Finvest Pvt. Ltd. and Sensorise Digital Services Pvt. Ltd., entered into a Memorandum of Settlement dated 09 May 2022 (“MoS”) with the promoters and other stakeholders of the latter for its takeover and acquisition of the entire shareholding. The respondents i.e., Ashiesh Shukla, a consultant-shareholder holding 1,480 shares in the Appellant No. 2, who, although not a signatory to the MoS, executed a separate Share Purchase Agreement (“SPA”) on the same date for transfer of his shares pursuant to the transaction contemplated under the MoS.

• Kunal Mehra, Danish Khan and Aakrit Sharma - 11-08-2026

The Competition Commission of India (CCI), by two separate orders dated 13 July 2026 (here and here), held HP India Sales Private Limited (HP India), along with several of its authorised resellers and certain individuals.

• Aman Avinav, Dilraj Singh Bhinder, Kumar Rishabh Parth and Karnit Chadha - 09-08-2026

The dispute in the present case has its roots in a family partnership firm, M/s Boloma Tea Company, constituted in 1948, in which the Appellant held a 25% share under a partnership deed dated 16 November 1976. Clause 5 of the said deed contained an arbitration clause. Following the death of successive partners and alleged mismanagement and financial irregularities by the remaining partners and associated companies, the Appellant instituted a title suit in 2012 before the Civil Judge, Jorhat.