Brian Noronha
Associate · Mumbai
Brian is a first-generation lawyer, having extensive experience in commercial suits, writ petitions, real estate disputes, income tax proceedings, consumer disputes, and NCLT proceedings.
Brian is further experienced in general corporate and transactional services, including drafting and vetting of agreements, due diligence, notices, applications and providing legal opinions.
B.B.A., LL.B (Hons.) · Bar: D/9746/2022
3 years of practice · Languages: English, Hindi, French
28 articles published
Posts By Brian Noronha

September 4, 2024
Appellate Courts Must Adhere To Order XLI And Cannot Create A New Case For Parties: Supreme Court →

August 29, 2024
Delhi High Court Upholds Its Original Side Rules, Prescribing A Maximum Period Of 120 Days For Filing Of Written Statements In All Suits Filed Before It →

August 16, 2024
Supreme Court upholds Calcutta High Court decision permitting filing of written statement after 17 years due to error on part of the Registry →

August 2, 2024
Bombay High Court Grants Injunctive Relief For Artist’s Personality Rights In Light Of AI Tools Being Used To Replicate Artists’ Voice And Other Likeness →

July 19, 2024
Delhi High Court Holds Employment Lock-In Period Clauses As Enforceable, And Disputes On These As Arbitrable →

July 10, 2024
Latest Development On Circulars For Lookout, Wilful Defaulters And Fraud →

July 3, 2024
Bombay High Court Holds That Employees Cannot Subsequently Challenge Their Promotion After Accepting The Same Without Demur →

June 15, 2024
Builders Cannot Use The Excuse Of Failure Of Timely Payment By Allottee When There Is A Delay In Construction Work →

June 10, 2024
Parties Can Not Take Leverage Of The Availability Of Limitation Period Of 3 Years For Specific Performance Suits Without Justifiable Grounds →

March 8, 2024
Central Consumer Protection Authority Releases Draft Greenwashing Guidelines →

November 17, 2023
Rights on An Immovable Property transferred Under an Agreement To Sell are not Conveyance Of Ownership: Supreme Court →

November 16, 2023
Section 124 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 will be applicable only when a defence is raised under Section 30(2)(e) of the Act, followed by a plea of the invalidity of mark: Delhi High Court →
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