[This guest post is authored by Richa Borthakur. She is currently studying in the fourth year at the O. P. Jindal Global University] Avitel v HSBC: Finally a Uniform Standard on Arbitrability of Fraud? Indian courts have long held a pessimistic view towards arbitrability of fraud[1]. Due to the lack of statutory direction, vague tests … Continue reading Avitel v HSBC: Finally a Uniform Standard on Arbitrability of Fraud?
Month: October 2020
Government of India v. Vedanta Limited: Supreme Court fortifies pro-enforcement approach, clarifies limitation period
[This guest post is authored by Dhriti Mehta and Donika Wahi. They are students at Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi.] Government of India v. Vedanta Limited: Supreme Court fortifies pro-enforcement approach, clarifies limitation period The Supreme Court recently in a judgment titled Government of India (GOI) v Vedanta Ltd.[1] (Vedanta) has rendered a decision … Continue reading Government of India v. Vedanta Limited: Supreme Court fortifies pro-enforcement approach, clarifies limitation period
Koinos 