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11 prominent law firms to work for as a Competition law lawyer

This article is written by Shweta Rath, Team LawSikho.

Competition law in India is now emerging as one of the most niche and exciting practice areas. It is one of those few areas of law which is a perfect combination of research, enforcement litigation, and merger transactions. With the Corporate Affairs Secretary recently releasing the recommendation report prepared by the Competition Law Review Committee, competition law in India has also now expanded its growth to the digital sector.

Needless to say, the best exposure to the practice of this law comes from working for the firms which have developed a high-demand practice. Unlike other kinds of transactional laws, the competition circle is small but elite. Competition lawyers with a sound knowledge base and good work experience are quite well paid. Therefore, the competition within these firms remains cut-throat.

These competition law teams in various law firms do not follow the standard process of hiring in terms of lateral placement/campus placement. One of their essential criteria remains previous exposure to the nuances of the law, specifically competition law either through internships/research papers/ moot court competitions/LLM or work experience.

In fact, this is an interdisciplinary law, which amongst everything else also develops a knowledge base in the field of economics which opens the door to various other specialties.

Since law firms remain the top priority of students and professionals alike, we have listed down the firms which have an established practice of competition law.

CCI has only one branch situated in New Delhi and most of the transactional deals take place in Mumbai which is why most of the prominent law firm competition teams are based out of New Delhi and Mumbai. Some firms also have teams sitting in Bengaluru; however, it is prudent to apply for the teams based in the two major cities.

We have worked out a list of such law firms. Please note that this list is not based on any sort of hierarchy in terms of the quality of practice. If any of the below-mentioned information is incorrect, please reach out to us on [email protected].

So let us get on the list. Please note that the numbering is in no way ranking these firms.

#1 Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas (SAM)

It’s a known fact that SAM is the topmost corporate law firm in the country. However, over the years, it has also maintained the topmost position in terms of its antitrust/competition law practice.

Clientele: One of the most significant deals handled by SAM happens to be that of Walmart-Flipkart merger which was a USD 16 billion deal. Walmart’s investment in this deal included $2 billion in new equity funding. SAM has also represented Matrimony.com Limited in the famous 2018 order of Google delivered by the CCI.

The key partners include Pallavi Shroff, Shweta Shroff Chopra, Aparna Mehra, and Naval Chopra. In addition to this, the firm has a significant number of partners for the competition teams.

SAM happens to have one of the biggest competition law teams which are divided between merger control work and litigation/enforcement work operating out of New Delhi and Mumbai.

How much their lawyers earn?: SAM follows a uniform remuneration system for their A0s (fresh joiners) across all verticals which is anywhere between 13-15L per annum including bonus which will vary.

#2 AZB & Partners

The competition law team of AZB & Partners is spearheaded by Mr. Samir Gandhi with Mr. Rahul Rai as counsel and other key partners namely Ms. Aditi Gopalakrishnan, Ms. Hemangini Dadwal and Mr. Bharat Budholia who manage the team in New Delhi and Mumbai offices.

Clientele: It represented Google in the case of Matrimony.com Limited and Anr v. Google before the CCI. When the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code was at its nascent stages, AZB’s team was involved with Tata Steel’s acquisition of Bhushan Steel. Under the new green channel route which is a faster way of receiving CCI approvals for merger transactions, AZB acted for Muthoot Finance Limited for its acquisition of the IDBI Mutual Fund.

How much their lawyers earn?: In terms of remuneration, AZB also follows a uniform remuneration system for their A0s (fresh joiners) across all verticals which is anywhere between 13-15L per annum including bonus which will vary.

#3 Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM)

Under the new leadership of Ms. Avaantika Kakkar, the merger control expertise of CAM has undergone a massive change. Along with Mr. Anshuman Sakle as the partner, they regularly appear before the CCI on complex merger filings including Phase II applications for multinationals in sectors such as retail, FMCG, telecoms, e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, and energy. They operate out of their offices in New Delhi and Mumbai.

Clientele: Their most recent merger control transaction happens to be the divestment of Reliance Jio’s tower assets to Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Lp. CAM follows a differential remuneration system for its verticals.

How much their lawyers earn?: The competition vertical is on the higher side of the remuneration structure with A0s being paid anywhere between 13-15L per annum including bonus component.

#4 Trilegal

The national practice head is Ms. Nisha Kaur Uberoi who along with Ms. Soumya Hariharan as a partner has defended INR 6300 crores cartelization claims imposed by the CCI in the famous cement cartel litigation which is currently before the Supreme Court.

Clientele: In the digital sector, Trilegal has also represented ANI Technologies Pvt. Ltd (OLA) in predatory pricing and cartel claims and is doing notable work in the area of big data vis-à-vis competition law. Trilegal represented both Schneider Electric and Temasek in the INR 14,000 crore sale of electrical and automation business by Larsen and Toubro which happens to be the first merger control Phase II transaction which was cleared by the CCI without any structural modifications. Team members are based out of New Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru offices.

How much their lawyers earn?: Trilegal follows a uniform remuneration system for their A0s (fresh joiners) across all verticals which is between 14-15L per annum including bonus component which will vary.

#5 Khaitan & Co.

This team happens to be one of the oldest competition law teams and has the presence of some of the first-generation competition lawyers. After the departure of Ms. Avaantika Kakkar, the team is now being headed by Mr. Sagardeep Rathi and Ms. Anisha Chand under the guidance of Mr. Manas Kumar Chaudhuri and Mr. Arshad (Paku) Khan. Mr. Rahul Singh has also been a critical addition to the team as he brings in massive research and scholarly experience having been an NLSIU associate professor and chair of the undergraduate council.

Clientele: In one of their most recent transactions, Khaitan advised TVS Capital Funds Limited, Faering Capital and A91 Emerging Fund for their investment in Go Digit General Insurance Limited. Team members are based out of New Delhi and Mumbai.

How much their lawyers earn?: In terms of remuneration, Khaitan and Co. are a little ahead of their tier 1 counterparts and also follow a uniform remuneration structure which is around 16L per annum including the bonus component which will vary.

#6 L&L Partners

L&L partners also happen to have one of the oldest teams with Mr. G.R Bhatia spearheading it. Other partners include Mr. Abdullah Hussain, Ms. Kanika Chaudhary Nayar, and Partner Designate Mr. Rudresh Singh.

Clientele: In its recent transaction, L&L advised ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel’s $7 billion acquisition of Essar Steel India which was one of the biggest acquisitions in the steel sector. L&L Partners competition team has always been known for its strong clientele. The team is primarily based out of New Delhi.

How much their lawyers earn?: L&L Partners follows a differential pricing structure for its competition team and considers various factors like prior work experience and LLM qualification to decide the remuneration structure. However, fresh joinees can safely expect to earn anything above INR 70K per month!

#7 Jyoti Sagar Associates

This team is mostly based out of Gurgaon, New Delhi. Practice leader Amitabh Kumar retired in October 2019 after which the team is now being headed by Mr. Vaibhav Choukse.

Clientele: Recent transactions include Temasek/ IndiaIdeas.com (2019) and Teleperformance/ Intelenet (2018). Their team has a strong foothold on the enforcement side as they are currently defending various Japanese auto-parts manufacturers, male contraceptive manufacturers and a paper manufacturer in cartel inquiries before the CCI.

How much their lawyers earn?: Jyoti Sagar Associates also follows a differential remuneration system and pays anywhere between INR 8-12L per annum.

#8 Talwar Thakore & Associates

This firm is primarily a corporate and transactional law firm but it also has an extremely established merger control practice. With the departure of Mr. Vinod Dhall, the team is now being led by Mr. P Ram Kumar. They are known to be very selective with their hiring. Therefore, adequate knowledge and experience in merger control law are extremely essential to get hired. Their competition team is based out of New Delhi.

Clientele: On their enforcement side they have very recently defended Great Eastern Energy Corporation Limited in a writ petition filed against them in the Delhi High Court pursuant to CCI’s final order of exonerating them for abuse of dominance allegations.

How much their lawyers earn?: For a tier 2 firm, they are in a high paying bracket with a starting remuneration of anywhere between INR 10-15 Lakhs per annum.

#9 Chandhiok & Mahajan, Associates and Solicitors (C&M)

On the tier 2 level, C&M is currently one of the fastest-growing firms headed by Mr. Karan Singh Chandhiok who was earlier the competition practice head of L&L Partners. Prior to that he was working with Allen & Overy in the London office and therefore has significant exposure to both domestic and international competition law. It is based out of New Delhi and is a very promising option for fresh law graduates who also want to venture into dispute resolution which is another significant practice area of the firm.

Clientele: They are considered the pioneers in the area of leniency litigation and acted on behalf of Panasonic in obtaining 100% immunity in leniency hearings relating to the flashlight battery cartel case. They also represented Hyundai Motor India in an appeal before the NCLAT of a $14m vertical restraints fine imposed by the CCI and are currently assisting Intel with investigations into abuse of dominance allegations.

How much their lawyers earn?: Being upcoming litigation and corporate firm, freshers begin a remuneration structure which is anywhere between 35-50K per annum depending upon the prior work experience and knowledge base. The hike in terms of work performance is considered to be very good.

#10 Gaggar and Partners

Under the leadership of Mr. Vaibhav Gaggar, this firm has developed a robust competition practice and is also on the panel of lawyers for the CCI.

Clientele: The team is based out of New Delhi and it has represented the CCI before the NCLAT/COMPAT and the Supreme Court in extremely high stake litigations like the Cement Cartel Case and defends constitutional challenges to the competition regime. On the other side, the firm has represented Fastway Transmission Private Limited, Bellaire Association, B.M. Thakkar & Co., Haicheng Vivo Mobile, etc. The key members are Mr. Nitish Sharma, Ms. Neha Mishra and Ms. Aayushi Sharma. This is an excellent place to work to understand how competition enforcement takes place on behalf of both sides.

How much their lawyers earn?: Gaggar and Partners is mostly a litigation firm but its competition team members are quite well placed and the remuneration structure for freshers is anywhere between 35k-45K. They will consider other factors before finalising on a remuneration structure and the hike in terms of work performance is also considered to be very good.

#11 Pathak & Associates

This firm is also considered to have one of the first-generation competition law team which is headed by Mr. Anand Pathak.

Clientele: The firm’s clients include Amazon, when it bought Aditya Birla Group’s food and grocery retail chain More, along with Samara Capital. It is based out of New Delhi and has very strong enforcement and merger control practice. Being a celebrated firm, their remuneration structure is also pretty good compared to litigation firms.

How much their lawyers earn?: Freshers can expect to earn anything between 50-60K as starting salary which can also be higher depending upon work experience and prior qualifications.

Apart from these firms, there are some notable practitioners to work under. Mr. Samar Bansal is one such practitioner in New Delhi who is also on the panel of the CCI. He has a sound knowledge of the subject and regularly represents the CCI before NCLAT, High Court and the Supreme Court. He is known to defend the CCI on matters pertaining to constitutionality, DG Powers etc. Very recently, he appeared in notable cases in the High Court namely Cadd Systems and Services Private Limited v. CCI and Cadila Health Care Limited v. CCI.

Additionally, Mr. Rahul Goel and Ms. Anu Monga after having left CAM have created a competition practice in IndusLaw, New Delhi and are growing this practice. Being a new vertical of IndusLaw, this has an extreme potential of aggressive growth. Mr. Abir Roy is also developing a competition practice in Sarvada Legal which has practice heads joining in from Economic Law Practice and Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan. They are currently representing Fastrack Ltd and Meru before the NCLAT in their proceedings against the CCI, Uber and Ola.

The above-mentioned law firms are the most sought-after practitioners with respect to competition practice. These firms engage in various kinds of competition law practice- enforcement/merger/advisories/advocacy. However, due to the quantum of workload and the small circle of competition lawyers, they prefer applicants to have a prior understanding of the law. This not only includes knowing about the legislation but also includes understanding provisions in a solution-oriented manner and know-how towards drafting basic documents pertaining to competition law.

If you follow our email regularly, you shall be knowing that we have launched a Certificate Course In Competition Law, Practice And Enforcement. This is an executive certificate course with 1 online live class per week, printed study materials at your disposal, doubt clearance within 24 hours and a lot of other benefits that you can find on the course page with details.

The course has been priced at INR 15,000, if you enroll until 30th January 2020. The price of the course will increase to INR 20,000 starting 1st February 2020.

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NCPA to celebrate its 50th year with multi-genre festival - art and culture

The National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) will celebrate its 50th year with multi-genre performances across genres like theatre, dance, music, stand-up acts and much more at the NCPA Add Art Festival.The festival, starting from November 29, will celebrate the five decades of NCPA working towards preserving and promoting India’s rich and vibrant artistic heritage, the organisers said.From performances by a world class orchestra, jazz virtuoso, legends of Indian music and dance, theatre celebrities - to art installations and food gardens, the four-day festival will representing the NCPA’s larger philosophy of “adding art in daily lives”.“It has been a long and exciting journey for everyone who has been associated with us. The 50th year milestone will serve as a direction for us to grow and be an integral part of the cultural life of not only Mumbai, but the whole nation.“With our constant endeavour to project only the best performances across the country and internationally, NCPA is truly becoming a beacon of culture,” Khushroo N Suntook, Chairman NCPA said. The opening day will see an exhilarating performance by the Symphony Orchestra of India led by music director Marat Bisengaliev and associate music director Zane Dalal. The concert will also feature joint choirs from around the country and also include popular choral classics, waltzes by Johann Strauss-where the Orchestra will be joined by dancers from Kazakh State Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet.One the second day, artistes like classical dancer Mallika Sarabhai, Kathak virtuoso Astad Deboo, stand-up comedian Zakir Khan and singer Amit Tandon will present their acts. The highlight of the day will be the India premiere of the Grammy award winner Arturo Sandoval. Apart from performances by the students of NCPA, the event on November 30 will host jam session by Arturo Sandoval featuring musicians from across the country, and a reading performance in Marathi among others.The day will also showcase a unique act by Igudesman & Joo called A little Nightmare Music combining comedy with music.The final day of the festival will showcase a one-of-a-kind event Morn to Dusk - featuring performances by the legends of Indian music and dance like Rashid Khan, Zakir Hussain, Aditi Mangaldas, Malavika Sarukkai, Shiv Kumar Sharma, Hariprasad Chaurasia, Birju Maharaj, Ajoy Chakrabarty and many more.The festival will conclude with theatre director Roysten Abel’s The Manganiyar Seduction, an internationally acclaimed audio-visual spectacle which brings together nearly 40 talented Manganiyar musicians, both vocalists and instrumentalists, in a truly magical setting.(This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text. Only the headline has been changed.)Follow more stories on Facebook and Twitter Source link Read the full article

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CAM announces Phase 1 Promotions of 10 Lawyers to Partnership

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas is proud to announce the continued growth of the firm with the promotion of 10 partners and 1 partner designate as the first phase of promotions for FY2020-21. These promotions are effective as of August 16, 2020. With the current induction the Firm’s partnership strength now stands at 141 across its six offices. This year the partner promotions will be done in two phases, the second phase is expected to be announced in December 2020/ January 2021.

The partners, inducted into the partnership (in alphabetical order) across our various practice groups are as follows:

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Abe Abraham – Employment, Bengaluru

Aditi Singhvi – General Corporate, Mumbai

Mudit Shah – General Corporate/Real Estate, Amdavad

S. Harish – General Corporate, Bengaluru

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Radhika Dubey – New Delhi

Shikha Tandon – New Delhi

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Abhishek Sridhar – Banking and Finance, Mumbai

Aditi Misra – Projects and Project Finance, New Delhi

Mallika Chopra – Banking and Finance, Mumbai

Shukti Trivedi – Banking and Finance, Mumbai

Partner Designate

Gazal Rawal – Financial Regulatory Practice, Mumbai

On these promotions, Managing Partner Cyril Shroff commented, “I am delighted to welcome such a talented group of lawyers into the Firm’s partnership. Each of them has demonstrated commitment to the firm’s culture and values and have delivered great service to our clients. While COVID-19 continues to create uncertainties and challenges, we remain focused on taking steps to navigate its impact while looking at the future and promoting partners is an important part of this. I wish them all the best in this new phase of their career.”

“I welcome all of them to the Firm’s partnership and look forward to working with them in building our practices and strengthening our values. I am also very proud to see an increasing number of women partners in the partnership.” added Partner Vandana Shroff.

Chair of Finance, Projects & Insolvency Practice and Partner, L Viswanathan commented, “I am very proud of the admissions to the CAM partnership. The finance practice at CAM continues to grow at a steady pace and is uniquely positioned in the market. The additions to the banking and finance and projects streams will help maintain and strengthen CAM’s market leading position in these areas. ‎Each of the new partners add to our capability to serve our relationship clients and foster a culture of performance enabled growth in the finance practice.”

National Head of Corporate Practice and Partner, Reeba Chacko also stated “I am very happy to welcome each of these new additions to our CAM partnership who join us after this round of selection process. As a firm, we have considered a very high individual performance threshold in addition to our practice requirements such as a special sector or product focus over and above the broad-based practice of each of them. Wish each of you the very best in your journey ahead.”

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‘Dance Unlocked,’ a short film conceptualised by Mallika Sarabhai, has 24 eminent Indian dancers performing

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Best Choreographer for wedding in Delhi

Wedding is one of the most prominent events in life. The moment we hear about the coming wedding our excitement reaches its prime level. Dance has a pivotal role in every wedding. Weddings are incomplete without dance. Various weddings have different styles and customs. They are performed in different rituals and they are presented in the most exciting forms that they can be. Look at the list of choreographers who are surely going to make you hit the floor hard on the dance floor with your amazing set of steps this New Year.

Thirak Wedding Choreography: Thirak thirak ke nach rhi thi meri Radha yari, sounds so similar. Right? This is exactly the way Thirak Wedding Choreography. You can surprise your family by getting them trained by these choreographers. They perform in events like concerts, campus, weddings, private parties, etc. They are known for their exceptional dance moves. They make a great deal in the events and family functions. They work hard to accomplish our dreams and when they accomplish our dreams their dreams get accomplished automatically.

More than Thumkas: They are the wedding choreographer who provides the dance classes. Their area of specialization is the themed wedding. As the different type of events has a different choice. So, they have to mold themselves into the theme before they can mold the learners. They want to be absolutely sure from their site before they can start teaching. They love to combine their passion with their learnings. They choreograph Bollywood songs, Punjabi songs, regional, club, and salsa dance.

Aditi Mangaldas: She is an expert in contemporary and traditional dance. She runs a company named The Drishtikon Dance Foundation under the banner of her name. It aims to see the dance forms of India with a modern mind. She wants to be rich on Indian Classical Dance. She does the events for campus, festivals, exhibitions, etc. She got trained under Shri Birju Maharaj and Smt Kumudini Lakhia. A lot has been done by her in the field of choreography.

Beyond Routine: Beyond Routine believes in always chasing for something new that can satisfy their souls. This team consists of artists, dancers, and the choreographer. Working beyond their routine is their passion. They don’t want to work in a common pattern and they are always willing to see something new among themselves. Starting from college, they had wondered in all sectors of dance and choreography.

Nityangana: It offers the services of choreography that is meant for all kinds of wedding functions. They wonder what the weddings mean without the dance. They want to enjoy each and every element of dance in any function. They are always excited about weddings and the choreography that needs to be done on their part. They always want to add a desi tashan in their choreography.

Celebrity Wedding Choreography: Celebrity choreography or choreographing for the weddings of celebrities almost means the same. They have over fifteen years of experience. They are well to do in sangeet and wedding functions, and other such events. They usually have a destination wedding in their cards.

This is a list of just a few choreographers. Rest, none of the choreographers is ever sitting idle on the weddings. Try to pick one of them for your wedding. Book them now!

Hope you liked this article.

To book a wedding choreographer for weddings, please visit StarClinch (India’s №1 artist and celebrity booking website).

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Jawaharlal Nehru University | Summer School on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016

Summer School on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (June 29- July 4) Win an internship opportunity at KDB

About Summer School on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016

Umang Foundation Summer School, New Delhi 2019 is the first edition of the Summer School organized by Umang Foundation in association with NILS India. The Summer School will be organized at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Our Knowledge Partner for the Summer School is Legal Desire.

This Summer School is an annual week-long course on Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency especially focusing on the developments in the insolvency regime in India and the major cases. The academic session is spread across nearly 25 hours and covers various areas such as Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, Corporate Restructuring, Role of National Company Law Tribunal and Debt Recovery Tribunals, Valuation aspects in asset maximization, Cross Border Insolvency, etc.

Following are some of the confirmed speakers for the Summer School-

1. Sumant Batra, Managing Partner, and Head – Insolvency and Corporate Law Practice, Kesar Dass B & Associates, New Delhi, and International Insolvency Expert

2. Ashwini Mehra, Insolvency Professional and Senior Advisor, Duff & Phelps and former Deputy Managing Director and Chief Development Officer, State Bank of India

3. Aviral Jain, Managing Director (Restructuring Advisory Services), Duff & Phelps, New Delhi

4. Saurav Panda, Principle Associate (Insolvency and Bankruptcy), Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., New Delhi

5. Dr. Neeti Shikha, Head, Centre for Insolvency and Bankruptcy (Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs)

6. Adity Chaudhury, Partner, Argus Partners

7. Nikita Sinha, Senior Associate, AZB & Partners, New Delhi

8. Raghuram Cadambi, Advocate, Karnataka High Court and former Senior Associate, Trilegal

9. CS Anchal Jindal, Monitoring and Compliance Officer, Insolvency Professionals Agency of Institute of Cost Accountants of India

10. Ashish Pyasi, Principal Associate, Dhir & Dhir Associates

Best Performer Award & Internship Opportunity

The best performing participant in this Summer School will receive “Best Performer Award” by Umang Foundation. In addition to this, one best performing participant will secure an internship with the firm specializing in insolvency.

An internship opportunity will be provided to the winner of the competition at Kesar Dass B & Associates headed by our Keynote Speaker Mr. Sumant Batra along with a cash prize of Rs. 5,000.

The criteria for the internship will be solely based on the competition to be organized during the Summer School.

Registration Details

The total intake for the Summer School is restricted to 60 participants. Applications are open for professionals, law students, and management students. The selection of participants will be done on the basis of the Curriculum Vitae and Statement of Purpose submitted by the applicants. Interested people can send us their Curriculum Vitae and Statement of Purpose at [email protected] and CC to [email protected].

After selection, please register- Click HERE

Deadline for Registration: April 30, 2019

Following are the details of Participation Fees:

Tuition:

Students: Rs. 6,000

Professionals: Rs. 7,000

Students (International): 90 US $

Professionals (International): 100 US $

Accommodation:

Students: Rs. 7,000

Professionals: Rs. 9,000

Students (International): 110 US $

Professional (International): 130 US $

Interested students may also reach us at the contact details set out below:

Ms. Varsha Gupta

Director (Events) & Joint Secretary, Umang Foundation

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Ms. Rajmee Lais

Competition Head, Umang Foundation

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Ms. Shreya Bhargava

Treasurer, Umang Foundation

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‘Protectionism is a killer of excellence in art’ New Delhi, Dec 12 (IANS) Dance in India is increasingly being affected by narrow-mindedness, an easy acceptance of mediocrity, complacency among artists, and in training and academia the tendency to value knowledge is far more than imagination, says renowned kathak exponent Aditi Mangaldas.

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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advises Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) in acquisition of 75% stake in Krishnapatanam Port

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas acted as the legal counsel to Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) in the acquisition of 75% stake in Krishnapatanam Port Company Limited (Krishnapatanam Port) from the promoter family members and other shareholders for an enterprise value of INR 13,572 crores (USD1.89 billion). Krishnapatnam Port is located in southern Andhra Pradesh, and is the second-largest private sector port in India with multi-cargo facility.

This would be the largest acquisition in the port sector in India. This acquisition will add about 64 million metric tonnes (MMT) of annual cargo-handling capacity to APSEZ, increasing its market share by 5 percentage points to 27%. With the acquisition of Krishnapatnam Port, APSEZ has strengthened its position on the east coast of India as it is operating Ennore and Kattupalli (Tamil Nadu), Vizag (Andhra Pradesh), and Dhamra (Odisha) ports and terminals, and will have 12 ports and terminals across the country.

The General Corporate, Projects & Financing, Disputes Resolution, Competition Law, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised APSEZ on the Transaction. This transaction was signed on January 3, 2020, with the transaction team being led by Cyril Shroff, Managing Partner; L Viswanathan, Partner; Ravi Kumar, Partner; Paridhi Adani, Partner; and Subhalakshmi Naskar, Partner; with support from Saurabh Sharma, Senior Associate; Prashant Bakhru, Senior Associate; Devanshi Dalal, Associate; Rual Chudukattil, Associate; Bhakti Madan, Associate; and Naimi Kamdar, Associate.

Subhalakshmi Naskar, Partner; with support from Anand Deshpande, Associate; Kabir Manchanda, Associate; Isha Choudhary, Associate; and Aditi Gupta, Associate; provided assistance on Projects and Financing related aspects of the Transaction.

Ankoosh Mehta, Partner; with support from Maitrayi Jain, Associate; provided assistance on Disputes related aspects of the Transaction.

Avaantika Kakkar, Partner; and Anshuman Sakle, Partner; with support from Kaustav Kundu, Principal Associate; Ruchi Verma, Associate; Sree Ramya Hari, Associate; and Siddhant K, Associate, provided assistance on competition law related aspects of the Transaction.

Special inputs on certain aspects of the Transaction were provided by Bharat Vasani, Partner; and Gauri Rasgotra, Partner (Deputy Head – Delhi) with support from Sumit Attri, Director – Disputes; Vikash Kumar Jha, Principal Associate; Nikitha Shenoy, Associate; and Siddhant Sharma, Associate.

The Due Diligence Team was led by Ravi Kumar, Partner; Ankoosh Mehta, Partner; Subhalakshmi Naskar, Partner; and Paridhi Adani, Partner; with support from Saurabh Sharma, Senior Associate; Prashant Bakhru, Senior Associate; Anand Deshpande, Associate; Kabir Manchanda, Associate; Devanshi Dalal, Associate; Aditi Gupta, Associate; Isha Choudhary, Associate; Rual Chudukattil, Associate; Bhakti Madan, Associate; Simran Aggarwal, Associate; and Rohan Jhaveri, Associate.

Manik Makwana, Senior Executive – Corporate Secretarial Services; Rasika Bharadkar, Executive – Corporate Secretarial Services; Charmi Sanghvi, Executive – Corporate Secretarial Services; and Mihir Sangani, Executive – Corporate Secretarial Services; assisted with the ROC Searches.

Other parties and advisors involved in the transaction included SBI Capital Markets who acted as the advisors to the Sellers.

The Transaction was signed on January 3, 2020 and is expected to close by April 30, 2020, subject to receipt of requisite regulatory approvals.

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