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The Supreme Court has held that the cause of action to appoint an arbitrator would commence from the “Breaking Point” at which any reasonable party would abandon efforts for at arriving at a...

Leaving such issue to be decided by arbitral tribunal violates Section 11(6A) of Arbitration Act.

Dr. Cabral, a veteran legal professional with a wealth of experience and exposure both in the local and international arenas assumed duties as the new Chairperson of NSB on 17th May 2023 at the NSB Head Office premises amidst the well wishes of Mr. Ajith Peiris GM/CEO, Senior Management of NSB and the members of...

Independence, impartiality and party autonomy are the hallmarks of an effective and fair arbitral proceeding. Rule against bias is one of the fundamental principles of natural justice which...

SUBJECT WISE INDEX Administrative Law Rules of Business - When the Cabinet constitutes a committee and the latter’s actions are validated by the Minister and the rest of the Council,...

London disputes market would benefit from change, but only in a minor key, says Lord Neuberger

Welcoming a galaxy of judges and legal luminaries, Shweta Bharti, Senior partner of Hammurabi & Solomon Partners explained that in view of the substantial jurisprudence laid down by the Honble Supreme Court, the evolution of Arbitration in the country, a need was felt to put all the significant Judgments of the Apex Court on Commercial Arbitration at one place to have a better understanding on how the law has evolved over the past century. Givi

A compendium of three volumes with Judgments spanning from the year 1988 till 2022 covering Arbitration Act 1940 and 1996, the book titled 'Supreme Court on Commercial Arbitration' by Dr. Manoj Kumar and fore worded by R. Venkataramani was ...

Welcoming a galaxy of judges and legal luminaries, Shweta Bharti, Senior partner of Hammurabi & Solomon Partners explained that in view of the substantial jurisprudence laid down by the Honble Supreme Court, the evolution of Arbitration in the country, a need was felt to put all the significant Judgments of the Apex Court on Commercial Arbitration at one place to have a better understanding on how the law has evolved over the past century. Givi

Ben Rigby reports on LIDW’s opening day featuring keynotes on aspects of arbitration and a tech study