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  • In its annual review of the 50 most influential people in intellectual property, Managing IP magazine has included three entrants from India – or six individuals to be precise
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  • Godrej Group group counsel Rajiv Bakshi defends the role of the arbitrator, but is less inclined to defend the government when it comes to public interest litigation
  • The Indian government is striving to shrug off its country’s unwanted reputation for infrastructure project delays and inefficient regulations. As part of its proposed five-year plan starting from 2012, it has announced it will spend US$1 trillion in an attempt to bring Indian roads, ports and airports up to international standards. This mission statement has been well received by investors and industry participants, though significant hurdles remain.
  • In the public interest Public interest litigation (PIL) in India has been making headlines over the past few months, with critical court cases such as the 2G spectrum scandal and the recovery of black money. Their profile was guaranteed once they made their way through to the highest levels of the judiciary. With the spotlight on them, however, there have been murmurings of discontent, with some cases being labelled frivolous and general concern over courts’ willingness to hear PIL.
  • Environmental compliance needed in the more industrialised States The introduction of the National Green Tribunal Act in 2010 marked a new stage of development for environmental law in India. Widely recognised by practitioners and market observers as a positive step in this growing area of practice and regulation, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) began functioning in July this year.
  • Municipal bond experts opposed the proposal to remove longstanding municipal bond tax exemptions during a Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (Sifma) conference on September 27
  • Cost efficiencies and regulatory changes are behind this year’s spate of exchange mergers. And Dodd-Frank is set to encourage even more
  • As the EC finally comes forward with a proposal for an EU-wide financial transactions tax, here are 10 things you cannot afford to miss