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Naresh S. Mathur has more than 28 years experience of original civil and
companies jurisdiction at the Delhi High Court and other High Courts in India and of
the appellate and writ jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India. He possesses a general
litigation and corporate background. He trained at the International Development Law
Institute, an Institute established by a Treaty between USA, UK, Italy, Germany and
France at Rome in Contract negotiations, Contract Drafting, Licensing Agreement and
Collaborations.
His work experience includes advising clients in diverse industries. Some of his
recent representations include advising representing a European-Japanese-consortium in
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. He has been involved in conducting due diligence
exercises on behalf of a Japanese IT/Telecom major and submitted related reports and
advised on structuring of the transaction for the purposes of the acquisition of an Indian
company. In infrastructure, he has experience in collaborations in the field of IT and
cement manufacturing with Indian companies. He has also advised on investment and
contractual arrangements in an incubator B2B portal. As counsel for a major Italian auto
manufacturer he has led negotiations with an Indian conglomerate based in UK for
collaboration in the field of heavy traffic vehicle. He has also been engaged in
negotiations and drafting of collaboration contracts and related documents for the
manufacture of a highly successful project for the manufacturing of light cargo vehicle at
Pune, Maharashtra.
In the process Naresh has worked in tandem with Arthur Andersen, PWC,
KPMG.
He also conducted ICC and ICA arbitrations for Chinese and continental
corporations arising out of breach of contract of sale of goods contracts, works
contracts, sale and supply contracts etc. in diverse industries such as chemicals and
pharmaceuticals, automobiles, telecommunications.
Naresh has, at different times, been engaged in advising in defence and related
contracts for the supply of defence related equipment and companies during
negotiations.
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