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The authors discuss the Group of Companies with reference to various decided cases, including the Supreme Court decision in Cox and Kings vs. SAP India and its practical implications.
It is not uncommon in today's commercial landscape for disputes to arise from multiple contracts executed between different parties forming part of the same commercial transaction for the completion...
While on the surface it may seem like the reference made by a bench, of three judges, of the Supreme Court of India, in the matter of Cox and Kings[1] was to determine the applicability of the...
A Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court on Wednesday (December 6) held that an arbitration agreement can bind non-signatories as per the "group of companies" doctrine. "The 'group of companies'...
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Indian courts have eased into adopting the Group of Companies doctrine in contrast to the scepticism shown by other common law countries.