IPR Insights July 2026 – Your Monthly Digest to Stay Ahead in the rapidly Evolving Realm of IPR
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Introduction The Supreme Court of India, recently in the case of Offshore Infrastructures Limited v. M/S Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited1, adjudicated upon the crucial interplay between the limitation period for seeking the appointment of an arbitrator and the statutory impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on such timelines. The Court addressed the High Court of Madhya Pradesh’s refusal to appoint an […]
Read More ››Introduction In a significant judgement in Raheja Developers Limited Versus Ahluwalia Contractors India Ltd1. , concerning the procedural landscape of arbitration in India, the Delhi High Court, through the discerning bench of Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri, recently articulated a pivotal principle regarding the scope of Section 34 petitions under the A&C Act2. This decision delves into the intricate balance between […]
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