Masters of Procedure: Judicial Restraint and the Resilience of the Arbitral Tribunal Under Sections 5 and 19
Introduction In the dynamic landscape of commercial disputes, a critical question often arises: Can a
Mapping the True Limits of Judicial Review on Interest Rates in Indian Arbitration
Introduction In the fiercely competitive landscape of modern finance, commercial entities often enter into loan
Why Denial of Inspection is the Death Knell for Arbitral Due Process
Introduction The sanctity of any dispute resolution process, be it litigation or arbitration, rests on
The Case of the Contradictory Cheque: How the Defence Rebutted Statutory Presumption
Introduction In the intricate tapestry of commercial transactions, a cheque is often seen as the
From Financial Creditor to Speculator: Drawing the Pioneer Line with the Mansi Brar Hammer
Introduction Imagine a family—a couple who have painstakingly saved their entire life, sacrificing luxuries and
The Law Won’t Launder Larceny: Why a Cheque for a Job Bribe Is Dead on Arrival
Introduction Can a cheque, an instrument representing a promise of payment, be legally enforced when
The IBC Moratorium’s Limit: Section 14 is Not a Shield Against Contract Termination for Pre-Existing Breach
Introduction When a corporation collapses, the fate of contracts hangs in the balance, igniting a
Unmasking Corporate Fraud: NCLAT Clarifies the Independent Scope of Section 66 under the IBC
Introduction The contemporary legal focus has dramatically shifted, targeting the brazen impunity of those who
The Paper Trail Paradox: Why Title Deeds Fail Where Possession Prevails
Introduction The most fundamental rule of property law has always been this: the law protects
The Inviolable Commercial Zone: NCLAT Defines the Sacred Territory of CoC’s Commercial Wisdom in Non-Core Asset Sale
In the high-stakes theater of evolving insolvency law, the line between commercial prudence and judicial