Ameeta Verma Duggal
Ameeta Verma Duggal is a law graduate from the University of Delhi and was admitted into the Bar in 1992. She has worked extensively in the field of domestic and international commercial arbitration and civil and corporate litigation with primary focus on anti-dumping proceedings, winding-up, mergers and amalgamation, contractual and commercial disputes before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, District Courts, Company Law Board, Consumer Forum, Debt Recovery Tribunal and various labour courts for leading international and domestic clientele. Ameeta also has expertise in transactional and conveyancing work, including review and drafting of escrow agreements, foreign collaboration agreements, joint ventures, shareholders agreements, technology license agreements and other commercial documents.
She has been regularly rendering advice on issues relating to and arising out of company law, contract law, intellectual property rights law, anti-trust and competition law, environmental law, industrial law, information and broadcasting law and property law.
Ameeta has worked in the past with Mr. Ashwini Kumar, Senior Advocate (Former Union Minister of Law & Justice) and with law firms like Associated Law Advisers, New Delhi; Amarchand Mangaldas & Hiralal Shroff, New Delhi & Clifford Chance, London.
Ameeta Verma Duggal writes for WorldECR about the increasing relevance of Internal Compliance Programmes in India as published.
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Ameeta Verma Duggal writes for WorldECR about the Intangible Transfer of Technology (ITT) Controls. While the broad regulatory provisions governing export controls concerning technology (including ITT) exist in India, the existing regulatory mechanism does not actively provide for ITT controls. In our latest Article published in the WorldECR journal, we discuss India’s current focus on evolving and standardising its ITT controls.
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Ameeta Verma Duggal writes in ET CFO.
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September 1 and the toys industry waited in hopeful anticipation for an extension of the implementation date of the Toys (Quality Control) Order, 2020 (QCO). The extension was justifiably expected and warranted in the existing circumstances when no stakeholder (including the authorities) are ready as yet to issue the relevant certification and enforce the QCO. Alas, the QCO has been allowed to come into force as of September 1, which will only enhance the chaos and confusion around the sale etc. of toys.
https://cfo.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/toys-the-new-battleground-for-india/77863205
Ameeta Verma Duggal writes in MoneyControl on the structural reforms that are announced only to meet an implementation block in reference to the
recently announced reforms in the space sector.
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Niggling Policy Gap In India’S Ambitious Space Odyssey
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/niggling-policy-gap-in-indias-ambitious-space-odyssey-5525291.html
Ameeta Verma Duggal writes in MoneyControl on the
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There is an undeniable need to respond to China and to become self-reliant. This, however, cannot be basis an emotional call but a reasoned and
determined growth trajectory.
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#BoycottChina movement
Pragmatic Blueprint, Not Emotional Calls Needed Against China
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/economy/policy/pragmatic-blueprint-not-emotional-calls-needed-against-china-5439241.html
Ameeta Verma Duggal writes in MoneyControl to discuss the opportunity that has come India’s way to become an economic superpower.
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/it-is-indias-hour-to-shine-but-will-it-5322941.html
Ameeta Verma Duggal writes in ET CFO about the unravelling of the WTO disputes settlement mechanism with the Appellate Body being reduced to a
single member as a result of the systemic blocking of reappointments of members by the United States and how this development impacts India.
https://cfo.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/wto-crisis-and-india/72839161
India Business Law Journal reviews the book:
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Stephenson Harwood LLP in London hosted an event – ‘International Trade:
Doing business with India’ on June 05, 2019. Our book on ‘Export Controls in India – Law and Procedures’ was also introduced at the event.

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Expertise
- International Trade
- Export Controls and Sanctions
- M&A
- Regulatory
Education
B.A LL.B
Professional Memberships
Registered Advocate, Bar Council of Delhi
Delhi High Court Bar Association
Supreme Court Bar Association