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A heartfelt thank you to Vidit Pandey for sharing their experience working with us:
“Going through a legal dispute is never easy, but Ms. Dua made the entire process manageable. She was very supportive.”   We’re committed to providing exceptional support and guidance to our clients, and Vidit Pandey’s feedback truly resonates with our approach.    Our Expertise    – Arbitration and dispute resolution – Dedicated to delivering personalized...
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Intellectual Property Law: Safeguarding Creativity, Innovation, and Commercial Identity in a Global Economy
Hon’ble Ms. Justice Jyoti Singh and Hon’ble Ms. Justice Tara Ganju will lead a discussion on “Proposed Amendments to the Indian Arbitration Act – A    Response to User’s Needs?   Organized by Arbitral Women, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co, and Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr.
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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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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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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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"Silent Verdicts: Resolving Disputes Beyond the Courtroom Through Arbitration"
 Understanding the Scope of Arbitration Agreements in Multi-Party Commercial Transactions | Arbitration Can’t Be Restricted To Specific Respondents When Agreements Form Part Of Single Commercial Transaction The efficacy of arbitration agreements in commercial contracts is well-established, providing a viable alternative dispute resolution mechanism for parties involved. However, the scope of these agreements can be a...
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Bombay High Court Ruling: Arbitral Tribunal's Obligation to Provide Reasons while dealing with Liquidated Damages
The Bombay High Court’s recent judgment in HPCL v. GR Engineering Pvt Ltd has underscored the importance of reasoned decisions in arbitration proceedings. The case involved a dispute arising from a 2006 contract between Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) and GR Engineering Pvt Ltd (GRE) for the construction of LPG mounded bullets at a refinery...
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Stray Dogs and Urban Safety: Supreme Court’s Suo Moto Intervention on Rabies Tragedy
Arbitrators play a crucial role in handling cases involving suspected fraud. According to recent expert insights, arbitrators should prioritize procedural fairness, ensuring parties are given a full and reasonable opportunity to be heard. Neutrality is also essential to maintain the integrity of the process.   When suspecting fraud, arbitrators can flag concerns but should not...
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Concrete Rights: Navigating Ownership, Disputes & Deals in Real Estate Law
The Supreme Court has ruled that arbitration is mandatory for inter-bank disputes under the SARFAESI Act, as per the judgment in Bank of India v. Nangli Rice Mills. This landmark decision clarifies that:   –  Arbitration is Compulsory:  No discretion for parties to opt out. –  No Written Agreement Required:  Arbitration can proceed without a...
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Bombay High Court Ruling: Arbitral Tribunal's Obligation to Provide Reasons while dealing with Liquidated Damages
The proposed Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2024, aims to strengthen India’s dispute resolution framework. However, experts warn that the bill may be complicating matters instead of simplifying them.    The Issue with Deadlines    One of the primary concerns is the introduction of strict deadlines for arbitration proceedings. While the intention is to ensure...
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