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Foreign Investments And Regulations

The Firm's Lawyers have acted for a range of Foreign Companies in advising them with respect to entry strategies in India and helping them through Government regulations and procedures for setting up their operations in India.

 
 
Areas of Practice:
  • FEMA
  • FDI & FIPB
  • Approvals from the RBI
  • Industrial Licensing
  • Government Contracts
  • Transfer of Technology and Licensing
  • Repatriation
  • Disinvestments
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    Foreign Exchange Management Act (“FEMA”)
    The Firm’s associates are extremely well versed with the regulations of the FEMA and have advised a range of potential as well as current Foreign Investors on its intricacies.
     
     
    FDI & FIPB
    The Firm deals extensively with FDI, as India is currently the “hot spot” for Foreign Investment. The Firm manages the application process and getting approval from the FIPB or the Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) as prescribed.
     
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    Approvals from the RBI
    For setting up of unincorporated entities like Branch offices, Liaison/ Representative offices, Project and Site offices in India, prior approval of the RBI is considered necessary. The Firm makes its Clients’ task effortless by filing appropriate forms and applications for such approval.
     
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    Industrial Licensing
    The Firm handles the obtaining of Industrial Licenses on behalf of its Clients.
     
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    Government Contracts
    The Firm is familiar with the complexity of government contracts and assists its clients in understanding and coping effectively with this area of law and the issues presented while contracting with the Central and State Government.
     
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    Transfer of Technology and Licensing
    The transfer of technology requires the drafting of a specific agreement, which the Firm undertakes. It also assumes responsibility to acquire approval for such technology transfer either from the Project Approval Board (“PAB”) in the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion or the FIPB, as required.
     
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    Repatriation
    The Firm directs the client in making an application to an Authorized Dealer bank in the prescribed format, which grants permission for repatriation.
     
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    Disinvestments
    If a company decides to disinvest, the Firm directs the company as to the procedure of going about it.
     
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