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gross revenue or a fixed return on investment regardless of the economic performance of the hotel or regardless of whether hotel has made any profit

Current account deficit and public debt, terms of trade, political stability, economic performance, etc. are various other factors, which determine the exchange rate. These

argued by the petitioner that the DRC Act has become socially and economically destructive as is evident from the various Government committee reports ... controlled through Government regulations or legislations. The Mckinsey Report on the Economic Performance of India W.P.(C) 516/2010 & connected matters Page

meet any of the clients due to which the financial performance of the Plaintiff Company deteriorated consistently. vi. It is stated that on 13.03.2015 Defendant ... projects business development plans/ business model, details of clientele and employees, economic performance of plaintiff, methodology etc., which constitute its confidential/proprietary information. viii

allowed to steal a march over the other on account of his economic power. If merely for the reason of failure to pay the instalment ... limited, and the purpose of which is, by the joint performance of economic acts, to improve the financial position of its members or the conditions

Om Prakash Aggarwal vs Raj Kumar Mittal on 28 February, 2019 Author: J.R. Midha

basis of economic analysis, which recommends breach when it is efficient. When compensation is the primary remedy and specific performance is exceptional, the promisor ... there is also ample support in terms of economic analysis for routine availability of specific performance. 11.5.2 Giving primacy to specific relief is based upon

India in the shape of commission. Economic and commercial activities take place in India. Entire performance is exhausted and becomes extinct in India. Under these ... Economic and commercial activities also take place in India. On the basis of these features, it is the argument of the respondent that entire performance

party for the losses, but to force performance of the contract. Normally a Court declines to order performance because damages provide a sufficient incentive ... where the defendant hopes to achieve unusual economic benefits from breach, in which case to compel performance would only serve to discourage contracts

terms restricting any liability of the distribution licensee for economic loss resulting from negligence of the person to whom the electricity is supplied ... principles; (c) the factors which would encourage competition, efficiency, economical use of the resources, good performance and optimum investments; (d) safeguarding of consumers' interest