Arbitration Clause Cannot Divert Admitted Consumer Complaint: T.K.A. Padmanabhan v. Abhiyan CGHS – Supreme Court
Can a private contractual arbitration clause strip away the jurisdiction of a statutory consumer forum
Supreme Court Rules That Disposal of a Section 33 Application Triggers Limitation Under Section 34(3), Regardless of Its Maintainability
When a party formally invokes Section 33 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 for
Supreme Court Clarifies Limitation and Re-Filing Rules Under Section 62 of the IBC
Can the statutory discipline of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) be circumvented by the
Can a Party Walk Away from Arbitration Midway and Later Restart the Same Dispute Under Section 11?
Introduction Can a party walk away from an arbitration midway and later come back to
Jurisdictional Boundaries Between Succession Law and Deposit Repayment Obligations Under the Companies Act
Could the pendency of a multi-party succession dispute over a deceased depositor’s estate grant a
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2026: Navigating the next evolution of India’s resolution regime
Introduction The landscape of Indian insolvency is witnessing its most significant transformation since the inception
Can Pre-CIRP Dues be Adjusted Against Cash Deposits?
Introduction Can an operational creditor, holding a cash security deposit “in lieu of a Letter
Procedural Fail-Safe or Jurisdictional Fatal Blow? The Supreme Court on the Survival of Arbitral Power Post-Deadline
Does the expiration of a thirty-day window for the appointment of a presiding arbitrator render
Minority shareholders exit through Capital Reduction: Judicial Scrutiny of Fairness, Process, and Valuation in Pannalal Bhansali v. Bharti Telecom
Introduction When does a corporate decision, backed by overwhelming majority approval, cross the line into
From Procedural Objections to Tribunal Competence: Delhi High Court Strengthens Kompetenz-Kompetenz under Section 11
Introduction When a court is tasked with appointing an arbitrator, should it venture beyond the