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Permissive clause ‘may’ not be binding

The Supreme Court held that a clause using permissive language like “may” does not form a binding arbitration agreement under section 7  

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Navigating legal risks for tech startups

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SEC and the cost of local capital market investment

By Luke Morgan B Codilla, ACCRALAW
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Consent, clarity and arbitration clause lessons

By Hiral Gupta and Surabhi Sharan, Bharucha & Partners
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Green Channel Route: Gains and predictability

By Vandana Pai and Hardik Dave, Bharucha & Partners
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Impact investing: Do use of proceeds clauses actually work?

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