Introduction The pace of technological innovation has always outstripped the legislative process. In India’s vibrant digital economy, where billions of dollars hinge on a single line of code, legal foresight is not a luxury—it’s a critical imperative. At Khanna & Associates, we don’t just react to legal challenges; we anticipate them. Our practice is built … Continue reading “Navigating the Legal Landscape of a Digital Economy”
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How to Set Up a Trust for Corporates, Family Offices, and Family Businesses in India
Introduction A trust is an invaluable tool for protecting assets, ensuring smooth succession, and promoting tax efficiency and business continuity. It provides individuals, families, and family businesses with a structured, private, and reliable way to manage and preserve wealth, especially in the context of cross-border estates. This is a crucial aspect for any business in … Continue reading “How to Set Up a Trust for Corporates, Family Offices, and Family Businesses in India”
Navigating India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
Introduction The way we handle financial distress in India has changed forever, thanks to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). Before the IBC, dealing with debt and company failures was a long, confusing, and often ineffective process. Legal disputes could drag on for years, leaving creditors with little hope of recovering their money. The … Continue reading “Navigating India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code”
Property Transactions in India by Foreign Nationals: RBI Regulations and FEMA Guidelines
This article delves into the intricate regulations governing the sale and acquisition of immovable property transactions in India by Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), and foreign nationals. It outlines the permissible transactions, scenarios requiring Reserve Bank of India (RBI) approval, and the significant legal ramifications of non-compliance, drawing insights from key legislative … Continue reading “Property Transactions in India by Foreign Nationals: RBI Regulations and FEMA Guidelines”