The Finality of Judicial Appointment: Res Judicata and the Evolution of Section 11 in Indian Arbitration
Introduction In the complex landscape of Indian arbitration law, can a court re-evaluate the very
Section 21 and Commencement Paradox: Resolving Interim Relief Expiry and Limitation Volatility
At what precise moment does an arbitration legally begin: when a court is approached to
The Limits of Judicial Intervention: Can a Court Nullify Arbitral Proceedings Under Section 15(2)?
Can a court, while exercising its statutory power to substitute an arbitrator under Section 15(2)
Supreme Court Applies Lis Pendens and Order 21 Rule 102 CPC to Execute a Money Decree and Arbitral Award Against Subsequent Transferees
Introduction Can a judgment debtor render a money decree a “paper tiger” by simply alienating
Section 29A After Viva Highways: Is Substitution of Arbitrator Mandatory Upon Expiry of Mandate?
Introduction Does a ticking clock have the power to kill a legal mandate, or is
Limits of Arbitral Autonomy: Patent Illegality in Contractual Interpretation and Bias in Arbitral Tribunals
Introduction Arbitral autonomy is a defining feature of modern arbitration law, but it is not
Arbitration Beyond Formalities: Supreme Court clarifies Section 21 and the Limits of Procedural Objection
Introduction Indian arbitration law is increasingly focusing on limiting procedural objections that obstruct effective arbitral
Is a Standalone Application Mandatory under Section 8 of Arbitration Act?
Introduction The efficacy of Arbitration as a specialized dispute resolution mechanism hinges upon the timely
Can an Executing Court Fix Personal Liability Beyond an Arbitral Award? Bombay High Court on HUF and Karta Liability
Introduction The pursuit of a “paper decree” often leads judgment creditors into a labyrinth of