Manufacturing in India: Legal Perspective | FDI Attorney in Delhi NCR

It is not only the above set of changes which have been devised and are regularly being taken at a war footing, the Government of India has also come up with several guidelines and policies which not only promotes manufacturing in India but also supports their exports. The Government of India has carried out a series of amendments in the existing legal framework which includes the amendments in the legislations i.e. the Companies Act, the Land Acquisition Act, the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, the Patent Rules etc while the judicial framework has also been revised with the setting up of new Courts & Tribunals like the National Company Law Tribunals (NCLT) respectively. The Indian regime is also in the process of revamping the antiquated Labour Laws of the country while make them more apt for the business environment. Having said that, the most important and the key feature of the Indian legal system is the protection of the data, Intellectual Properties (IP) and the privacy of not only the individuals but also the Corporates.