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Reliance Industries vs SEBI
Gujarat HC
201992% Relevant
Cited 24 times
This landmark judgment established precedent for contractual obligations in commercial agreements with regulatory oversight. The court held that regulatory compliance does not absolve parties from contractual commitments unless explicitly stated in the agreement.
Key Holdings:
- Force majeure clauses must be explicitly invoked within reasonable time
- Regulatory changes constitute foreseeable business risks
- Specific performance available where damages inadequate
Tata Consultancy vs Infosys Ltd.
Gujarat HC
201887% Relevant
Cited 18 times
Key judgment on breach of contract and specific performance in technology service agreements. The court established a three-part test for determining when specific performance is appropriate in service contracts.
Key Holdings:
- Non-compete clauses enforceable if reasonable in scope and duration
- Damages must be calculated based on actual loss, not potential gain
- Confidentiality breaches create presumption of irreparable harm
Adani Enterprises vs Gujarat State
Gujarat HC
202078% Relevant
Cited 12 times
Relevant for interpretation of force majeure clauses in commercial contracts with government entities. The court established that government agencies cannot indefinitely delay contractual obligations citing procedural delays.
Key Holdings:
- Government entities subject to same contractual standards as private parties
- Administrative delays not valid force majeure events
- Specific timelines for contract performance are enforceable