This weekend’s podcast covers news and updates and serves as a monthly wrap up for April.
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Ending the Q Bridge style. Your host Abhishek Subbaiah wraps up the Quarter with key corporate and policy […]
This weekend’s podcast covers news and updates and serves as a monthly wrap up for April.
The folder containing all the primary data can be accessed here.
Dispelling the misconceptions around Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, this episode guest stars Mr. Akand Sitra. We cover some of the basics, some practical considerations and the way forward (oh, and CBDCs, of course).
India’s Supreme Court recently delivered a judgment in the case of Lalit Kumar Jain v. Union of India […]
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Brought to you from the sound forges of Bridge Legal – Episode 2.
Well here it is, as promised!
We almost didn’t write this – I’m still divided on whether to write a piece on a judgment that in my opinion is based on such a singular weave of facts and circumstances that it cannot possibly be relevant to the average company or shareholder; if you’ve noticed, all our musings on this platform always coalesce into pointers on what to do (and more importantly, what not to do) on the basis of our otherwise academic and theoretical endeavours. Light reading of the three hundred page judgment apart (with all the excitement that comes along with indulging such prose […/s]), I wondered whether a Bridge Legal post on the conclusion of the Tata-Mistry saga would make any sense, or even have a point.
This is short, so please read this.
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