[This guest post is authored by Kunal Katariya. He is a counsel, based in Mumbai, who practices before the Bombay High Court and tribunals in Mumbai and occasionally in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, with a particular focus on securities, commercial and corporate litigation. He also regularly appears in arbitrations.] Vijay Karia and NAFED: … Continue reading Vijay Karia and NAFED: Aggravating the Conundrum of Enforcing Foreign Awards in India
Author: Ritvik M. Kulkarni
SEAMEC v. OIL: Supreme Court on Power to Examine Plausibility of Arbitral Tribunal’s Interpretation of Contract
[This guest post is authored by Saurish Shetye. Saurish is an advocate practicing at the Bombay High Court. He can be reached at saurish.shetye@gmail.com] SEAMEC v. OIL: Supreme Court on Power to Examine the Plausibility of Arbitral Tribunal’s Interpretation of Contract In its recent decision, dated 11 May 2020, the Supreme Court in South East … Continue reading SEAMEC v. OIL: Supreme Court on Power to Examine Plausibility of Arbitral Tribunal’s Interpretation of Contract
Taru Meghani v. Shree Tirupathi: Separating Causes of Action in Suit for Reference to Arbitration
[This guest post is authored by Harshvardhan Tripathi. He is currently studying in the 3rd year of the BA. LLB (Hons.) course at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad.] Taru Meghani v. Shree Tirupathi: Separating Causes of Action in Suit for Reference to Arbitration In its recent decision dated 10 January 2020, the Bombay High Court … Continue reading Taru Meghani v. Shree Tirupathi: Separating Causes of Action in Suit for Reference to Arbitration
Quippo Construction v. Janardhan Nirman: Right to Object to the Venue in a Domestic Arbitration
[This guest post is authored by Ritika Acharya, a student at Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU), Mumbai. Any query regarding this article can be addressed to her at ritikaacharya@mnlumumbai.edu.in] Quippo Construction v. Janardhan Nirman: Right to Object to the Venue in a Domestic Arbitration On 29 April 2020, the Supreme Court ruled in Quippo Construction Equipment … Continue reading Quippo Construction v. Janardhan Nirman: Right to Object to the Venue in a Domestic Arbitration
Domestic Arbitration after the Jammu and Kashmir (Reorganisation) Act 2019
This guest-post is authored by Pareekshit Bishnoi. Pareekshit is an advocate practicing before courts and tribunals at Delhi. He graduated from the National Law University, Odisha. We would also like to thank our guest editor Harish Adwant for his review of and his insights on this piece. Mr Adwant is an advocate practising before the Bombay … Continue reading Domestic Arbitration after the Jammu and Kashmir (Reorganisation) Act 2019
Impact of an IBC Moratorium on Arbitral Proceedings
This guest post is authored by Aniesh S. Jadhav. Aniesh is an advocate practicing at the Bombay High Court. He can be reached at anieshjadhav@gmail.com. Impact of an IBC Moratorium on Arbitral Proceedings On admission of an insolvency application, Section 14[1] of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (IBC) requires the National Company Law Tribunal … Continue reading Impact of an IBC Moratorium on Arbitral Proceedings
Extending Legal Aid Services to Arbitration Proceedings
This guest post is authored by Ashutosh Choudhary. Ashutosh is a BA.LLB. student at National Law University Odisha. He has a keen interest in the laws of arbitration, taxation, and companies. He can be reached at 17ba027@nluo.ac.in Extending Legal Aid Services to Arbitration Proceedings It cannot be gainsaid that arbitration has seen a rapid growth … Continue reading Extending Legal Aid Services to Arbitration Proceedings
Arbitral Tribunal’s Power to Re-examine Interim Reliefs decided by a Court
This guest-post is authored by Pareekshit Bishnoi. Pareekshit is an advocate practicing before courts and tribunals at Delhi. He graduated from the National Law University, Odisha. Pareeskhit regularly appears before the Delhi High Court, Supreme Court, NCLT, NCLAT, and the NCDRC. He specializes in the laws of arbitration, insolvency and bankruptcy, consumer protection, transfer of … Continue reading Arbitral Tribunal’s Power to Re-examine Interim Reliefs decided by a Court
Arbitration Amendment Quandary 3.0: Supreme Court in HCC v Union of India
This guest post is authored by Chintan Nirala. Chintan is an India-qualified lawyer and has recently obtained a master’s degree in international dispute resolution from King’s College, London. He graduated from University of Allahabad (BA, LLB) in 2017, where he secured the top position in the ADR course. Notably, Chintan has interned with the International … Continue reading Arbitration Amendment Quandary 3.0: Supreme Court in HCC v Union of India
The Fate of Unilaterally Appointed Sole Arbitrators in India: Part – II
[This is the second part of the author's composite article originally published here on Lexology.] In the first part of this post, the Supreme Court’s decision in Perkins was analyzed in light of the parties’ right to choose an appointment procedure under Section 11(2) and the specific legislative purport of Section 12. This part attempts … Continue reading The Fate of Unilaterally Appointed Sole Arbitrators in India: Part – II
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