Siddhesh S. Pradhan

Supreme Court Of India Holds That An Unsuccessful Party In An Arbitration Is Entitled To Seek Relief Under Section 9 Of The Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996 At The Post Award Stage

Delhi High Court Has Held That An Agreement For Mere Provision Of Services Does Not Ipso Facto Qualify As A Commercial Dispute Under The Commercial Courts Act, 2015

The Supreme Court Of India Upholds The Constitutional Validity Of The Pecuniary Jurisdiction Of Consumer Commissions Established Under The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 Basis The Value Of Goods Or Services Paid As Consideration

A Division Bench Of The Delhi High Court In An Appeal Under Section 37 Of The Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996 Sets Aside A Section 34 Order As Well As The Arbitral Award

Section 11 – A Minimalist Approach To The Constitution Of An Arbitral Tribunal In India

Delay In Filing A Suit Does Not Preclude A Plaintiff From Seeking Urgent Interim Relief Without Exhausting The Requirement Of Pre-suit Mediation Under The Commercial Courts Act, 2015

Guidelines Issued For Arbitration And Mediation In Contracts For Public Procurement

The Supreme Court Holds That The Time Spent Pursuing A Matter In Good Faith Before The Wrong Forum Will Be Excluded When Computing The Period Of Limitation

An Arbitral Tribunal Has The Power To Implead A Non-signatory To Arbitration Proceedings Under Section 16 Of Arbitration Act

JSA Prism Consumer Protection

Section 9 Of The IBC Cannot Be Invoked To Execute An Arbitral Award During The Pendency Of An 'Appeal' Under Section 34 Of The Arbitration Act

Defects In Authorisations For Signing Pleadings In Arbitration Proceedings Are Curable

Once Default Of Payment Has Been Established, An Application Filed Under Section 7 Of The IBC Must Be Admitted

Unregistered Agreement To Sell Property Is Admissible In Evidence In A Suit For Specific Performance

Supreme Court Reiterates That The Relief Of Specific Performance Of A Contract Can Only Be Granted When The Party Claiming Such Relief Shows Its Readiness And Willingness To Perform Its Obligations Under The Contract

Supreme Court Holds That The Definition Of "Consumer" Under The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 Includes A Commercial Entity Consuming Goods Or Services For Non-Business Purposes

Bombay High Court Clarifies The Position Regarding Payment Of Stamp Duty On Permanent Alternate Accommodation Agreements When Stamp Duty Has Already Been Paid On The Development Agreement

Stamp Duty And Its Perilous Effect On Arbitration Cases