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BREAKING UP OR MAKING UP: THE REMEDY DILEMMA IN THE GOOGLE ADTECH CASE
[Aashi Sharma & Priyal Jain are fouth-year students at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab] Introduction Recently, British advertisers have filed a lawsuit against Google seeking up to 3 billion euros in compensation for its alleged abuse of dominance in the online display advertising market. However, this is not first in the series of pending and disposed antitrust law suits against the tech giant for favouring its own online display advertising services. Over t

The Competition and Commercial Law Review
2 days ago9 min read


POST-AWARD INTERIM RELIEF FOR UNSUCCESSFUL PARTIES: A CRITICAL READING OF HOME CARE RETAIL
[Aishani Agarwal and Amith Mathew Paul are fourth-year student at Gujarat National Law University] In the recent case of Home Care Retail Marts Pvt. Ltd. v. Haresh N. Sanghavi (“Home Care Retail”) the Supreme Court has handed down a ruling which finally resolved, albeit conclusively, a much debated but practical issue of Indian arbitration law. The issue pertained to whether the unsuccessful party in arbitral proceedings would be able to seek relief under Section 9 of the Arb

The Competition and Commercial Law Review
3 days ago7 min read
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