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Pathological Arbitration Clauses and Judicial Cure in India

Pre-Deposit Before Arbitration A Gateway to Arbitration

SARR Freights-II Arbitral Consent and Anti-Arbitral Injunctions

Unconditionally Bound: Decoding the Law of Bank Guarantees in India

Supreme Court Upholds Post-Award Section 9 Relief For An Unsuccessful Party In Rare And Compelling Circumstances

Supreme Court Refers Validity Of Pre-Deposit Conditions For Invoking Arbitration For Larger Bench Consideration

Delhi High Court Upholds Arbitral Confidentiality Under Section 42A of the Arbitration Act

Delhi High Court Holds Delhi Is the Arbitral Seat Despite Exclusive Jurisdiction Clause in Favour of Indore Courts

Bombay High Court Holds Contractual Confidentiality Cannot Override Court-Ordered Disclosure in Arbitration

Debarment Orders Exercising Independent Administrative Powers Are Not Arbitrable: Delhi High Court

Foreign Award Can Be Enforced And Executed By High Court In Same Proceeding Even Without Ordinary Original Civil Jurisdiction: Madhya Pradesh High Court

Karnataka High Court Grants Interim Relief Against Non-Signatory in Singapore-Seated Arbitration

Delhi High Court Holds Receipt of Signed Arbitral Award by Counsel Triggers Limitation Under Section 34

Article 227 Challenge Against Rejection Of Section 16 Objection Must Be Restricted To Patent Lack Of Inherent Jurisdiction: Supreme Court

Bombay High Court Holds Liquidator’s Arbitration Invocation Effective From Date of NCLT Approval

Allahabad High Court Holds Administrative Delay Cannot Justify a Belated Section 34 Challenge

Supreme Court Holds Non-Signatory Shareholder a ‘Veritable Party’ Where Share Transfer Was Integral to Composite Transaction

Unsuccessful Party In Arbitration Can Invoke Section 9 At Post Award Stage Supreme Court

Use Of The Word Can In A Dispute Resolution Clause Does Not Create A Binding Arbitration Agreement

Where Parties Choose The Seat Before The First Application Is Filed Section 42 Cannot Confer Jurisdiction On Another Court

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