Framework of the Mediation Act 2023

Framework of the Mediation Act, 2023

The Mediation Bill, 2023 was passed by the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha on August 1 2023 and August 7 2023, respectively. Subsequently, upon receipt of the presidential assent on September 14 2023, the

Delhi High Court Rules Out Applicability Of NN Global Mercantile In Case Of Agreements Executed By Or On Behalf Of The Government

Delhi High Court Rules Out Applicability Of NN Global Mercantile In Case Of Agreements Executed By Or On Behalf Of The Government

The Hon’ble High Court of Delhi (“DHC”), in a recent judgment passed in M/s. SVK Infrastructures (formally known as M/s. Satya Narain) vs. Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation Ltd.[1], while expounding apposite provisions of

Party Initiating Arbitration Must Follow Section 21 Procedure Delhi HC

Party Invoking Arbitration Is Bound To Conform To The Procedure Prescribed Under Section 21 Of The Arbitration And Conciliation Act: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court (“the HC”) in its recent judgment passed in the matter of Amit Guglani & Anr. Vs. L & T Housing Finance Ltd. & Anr.[1] held that compliance with section 21 of

SC Echoes Limiting HC Power in Appeal US. 34 - Larsen AC Case

Supreme Court Echoes Curtailing Power Of The High Court While Entertaining Appeal U/S. 34

In a recent appeal in the matter of M/s. Larsen Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Company versus Union of India & Ors.[1], the division bench of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India (“the SC”) while capturing

Article image for Arbitration Round-Up 2023 So Far

Arbitration Round-Up: 2023 So Far

1) Karnataka High Court: J.K. Technosoft Limited vs. Unikul Solutions Private Limited (11th July 2023)[1] The Hon’ble Karnataka High Court, based on the thumb rules of the much-deliberated judgment passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in

Learn about the crucial pre-requisite for arbitration referral - the presence of clear intention and meeting of minds among parties.

Presence of clear intention of parties and meeting of their minds, a pre-requisite to refer dispute(s)to arbitration: Calcutta High Court

Introduction In what could be touted as a significant ruling, the Calcutta High Court (“the HC”)in Blue Star Limited versus Rahul Saraf[1], echoed that there must be a definite and explicit intention of the parties

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