LEGAL & CORPORATE ADVISORY
CIN: U69100WB2024PTC269620
Regd. Office: West Bengal, India
Jurisprudence & Corporate Dispatches
A systematic periodical of statutory developments, appellate precedent, regulatory bulletins, and advisory intelligence. Published under the authority of Niayah Consultancy Private Limited — CIN: U69100WB2024PTC269620, ROC Kolkata.
Comprehensive analysis of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs' revised Board Report format under Companies (Accounts) Amendment Rules, 2026, covering new ESG disclosure mandates and director responsibility statements.
Deep-dive into SEBI's sweeping Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements amendments including independent director re-appointment norms, RPT approval thresholds, and enhanced risk committee disclosures.
Analytical note on the NCLAT Principal Bench ruling clarifying the threshold for 'financial debt' crystallisation under Section 7 of the IBC, 2016, with implications for term-loan default acceleration clauses.
Rolling update on industrial relations, wages, OSH, and social security code notifications across 28 states and 8 UTs with compliance gap analysis, transition checklists, and retrenchment strategy guidance.
Summary of GST Council decisions on rate reclassification for 150+ tariff items, blocked credit categories expansion, and amnesty scheme for pending returns up to FY 2023-24.
Actionable compliance guide for NBFC-P2P, digital lending apps, and marketplace lenders on RBI's revised master directions covering first-loss default guarantee structures and FLDG caps.
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By Editorial Advisory Board — Niayah Legal Gazette
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Selected representative matters argued and advised by the Niayah Consultancy litigation & ADR practice chambers across superior courts, tribunals, and appellate fora of the Republic of India.
SARFAESI Section 13(4) Possession Notice — Temporal Limitation
Writ petitioners successfully challenged a possession notice issued beyond the 3-year limitation period under Article 62 of the Limitation Act, 1963. Court held that Section 36 SARFAESI does not abrogate general limitation principles.
Section 5 Competition Act — Gun-Jumping in Series-B Financing Round
Advised Singapore-based VC investor on structuring convertible note tranches to avoid CCI notification triggers. Matter settled with pre-consultation guidance resulting in zero penalty despite ₹550 Cr. transaction size.
Section 34 Arbitration Act — Set Aside Petition Dismissed with Costs
Successfully resisted enforcement challenge against a ₹210 Cr. arbitral award for delayed EPC payments. Section 34 petition dismissed on merits; cost of ₹15 lacs imposed on groundless objections.
Curated advisories of immediate operative impact — MCA, SEBI, RBI, GST, and sectoral regulator notifications affecting Indian corporates, financial institutions, and family enterprises.
All companies registered under Section 8 and Section 135 CSR entities now require standalone CSR impact assessment annexure.
Related party transaction prior shareholder approval threshold reduced from 10% to 5% of annual consolidated turnover for top 100 listed entities.
Scale-Based Regulation (SBR) re-calibration. NBFC-ML and NBFC-UL categories revised; additional CRAR and liquidity coverage requirements imposed.
Co-working operators providing bundled infrastructure services classified as composite supply attracting 18% GST on full consideration including security deposit amortisation.