The Delhi High Court’s interim order directing SAP India to restore services to Nayara Energy reinforces the primacy of local contract law without granting Indian firms blanket immunity from foreign sanctions, experts said.
The Delhi High Court’s interim order directing SAP India to restore services to Nayara Energy reinforces the primacy of local contract law without granting Indian firms blanket immunity from foreign sanctions, experts said.
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The Delhi High Court’s interim order directing SAP India to restore services to Nayara Energy reinforces the primacy of local contract law without granting Indian firms blanket immunity from foreign sanctions, experts said.
