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Engineering Projects (India) Limited v MSA Global LLC (OMAN): A Landmark Ruling on Anti-Arbitration Injunctions
The Delhi High Court’s recent judgment in  Engineering Projects (India) Limited v MSA Global LLC (OMAN)  has sent ripples through the arbitration community. In a significant development, the Hon’ble Court held that Indian civil courts can grant anti-arbitration injunctions against foreign-seated arbitrations if those proceedings are deemed vexatious, oppressive, or contrary to India’s public policy....
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As a legal practitioner, I’ve seen numerous cases where builders and consumers find themselves at odds over project delays, possession issues, and quality standards. The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) provides a framework for resolving these disputes and protecting consumer rights.   Key Issues:   – Delayed possession: What constitutes a valid delay?...
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Concrete Rights: Navigating Ownership, Disputes & Deals in Real Estate Law
NOTEWORTHY JUDGMENT: Oxirich Developers & Promoters Private Limited vs State of UP & Ors. The Hon’ble Court has pronounced a significant order in the aforementioned case, granting a stay against the Ghaziabad Development Authority’s (GDA) recovery challan for Infrastructure Development Charges (IDCs) regarding the construction of the Group Housing Society project. Key Issues: – Validity...
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Concrete Rights: Navigating Ownership, Disputes & Deals in Real Estate Law
In the world of commerce, deals are inked with optimism, but not all partnerships play out as planned. From breached contracts to unpaid invoices, supply chain failures to intellectual property conflicts—commercial disputes are an inevitable part of doing business. “When Business Turns to Battle” is more than just a metaphor. It captures the reality of...
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Beyond Transactions: Navigating Banking & Finance Law with Precision
In today’s rapidly evolving economy, banking and finance are no longer limited to ledgers and locked vaults. They’ve emerged as dynamic engines of progress—driven by innovation, fueled by technology, and committed to empowering individuals and institutions alike. As we navigate the digital age, the financial sector is undergoing a seismic transformation, creating opportunities, enhancing inclusion,...
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Stray Dogs and Urban Safety: Supreme Court’s Suo Moto Intervention on Rabies Tragedy
In an increasingly interconnected world, international trade is more than just an exchange of goods—it’s the backbone of global economic growth, diplomacy, and innovation. From massive shipping lanes to digital commerce platforms, countries today are more reliant than ever on cross-border transactions that balance economic ambitions with strategic interests. Understanding the complexities of international trade...
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"Ideas as Assets: Unlocking Value Through Intellectual Property Law"
In today’s knowledge-driven economy, ideas are the new currency. From innovative tech solutions to compelling brand identities and artistic creations, intellectual outputs have become some of the most valuable assets a business or individual can possess. But like any asset, they need protection. That’s where Intellectual Property (IP) Law comes in—transforming intangible ideas into secure,...
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Forgery and Conspiracy in Property Rights: A Supreme Court Perspective
The issue of forgery and conspiracy in property rights is a serious concern, particularly when it involves the deprivation of rightful shares. In cases where individuals create false documents to manipulate property ownership or distribution, the legal implications can be significant.    The Problem:    When parties create false documents, such as forged family trees...
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Intellectual Property Law: Safeguarding Creativity, Innovation, and Commercial Identity in a Global Economy
The Hon’ble Supreme Court’s judgment in _BGM and M-RPL-JMCT (JV) vs Eastern Coalfields Limited_ underscores the importance of drafting clear and specific arbitration agreements under Section 7 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.  Key Considerations:  –  Mandatory Language : Use unequivocal language (e.g., “shall be referred to arbitration”) to establish a binding arbitration agreement....
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"Small Scale, Big Impact: Empowering India's Growth Engine Through MSME Reforms"
MSEs often face challenges in recovering debts, and the issue becomes more complex when debts become time-barred. The question arises: Can disputes over time-barred debts be referred to arbitration or conciliation under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 (MSMED Act)?  The Problem:  Time-barred debts can lead to significant financial losses for MSEs....
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