Incisive, practical and honest

Dear Editor,

I read the June 2011 edition of India Business Law Journal and was very impressed with the invaluable information that it provided. As a fairly new firm based in Lagos, Nigeria, and making an entry in the Indian market, we were able to grasp a lot about India as a whole after reading your excellent stories and articles.

Members of my team have all been made aware of your publication and are equally pleased with its incisive and practical contents.

I was personally very interested in your style of reporting, which I consider very honest, detailed and very descriptive. For example, I found your article, Trouble at the Border?, a piece of excellent work, beneficial for foreign organizations and firms like us trying to form business relationships with our counterparts in India. You provided concrete examples of the struggles encountered by major companies seeking government approval before cementing their relationships and examined the advantages and disadvantages of government policy by quoting individuals who have been affected, as well as experts on the subject.