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Judicial Restraint under Section 34: Delhi High Court Upholds Arbitral Tribunal’s Refusal of Specific Performance →

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Section 29A Extension Maintainable Even After Mandate Termination, Parties Not to Blame for Arbitrator’s Failure to Pronounce Award: Himachal Pradesh High Court →

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Eureka Forbes Ltd. v. Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation: Reaffirming Fairness in Arbitral Proceedings →

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Courts Have Failed Arbitration: Arbitration Has Not Failed, Courts Have: Supreme Court Reaffirms Judicial Restraint and Finality in Arbitral Proceedings →

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Arbitration Through Conduct: Recognition of Arbitration Clauses Incorporated in Commercial Invoices →

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Section 29A Inapplicable Where Arbitration Invoked Prior To 2015 Amendment: Delhi High Court In Partnership Property Dispute →

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Arbitration Cannot Be Founded on Unilateral Acknowledgement: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Consent as the Basis of Arbitral Jurisdiction →

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Single Judge Designated as Commercial Court Cannot Be Treated as Lacking Jurisdiction Merely for Non-Transfer Under Section 15 of Commercial Courts Act: Supreme Court →

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Clause in Later Agreement Incorporating All Terms of Earlier Contract Brings In Arbitration Clause by Reference: Supreme Court →

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Arbitrator’s Administrative Engagements Constitute Sufficient Cause for Extension Under Section 29A: Himachal Pradesh High Court →

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Bombay High Court Sets Aside Arbitral Award in Nayara Energy Dealership Dispute: Reaffirming Limits of Arbitral Powers in Commercial Contracts →

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Supreme Court Confirms: No Arbitration Without Agreement, Participation Does Not Confer Jurisdiction →

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