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New Delhi, Dec 13 (PTI) A seven-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court on Wednesday held that non-stamping or insufficient stamping of an agreement has nothing to do with the validity of the document as it is a curable defect.

A seven-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court Wednesday held the arbitration clause in an unstamped or insufficiently stamped agreement between parties is enforceable and such a defect is curable and does not render the contract invalid. The verdict, having significant and far reaching

India News: The Supreme Court ruled that the arbitration clause in an unstamped agreement is enforceable as the defect is curable. This verdict overruled a previo

Bombay High Court on Monday directed Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and BMC to jointly inspect 7 major public projects in Mumbai to ensure compliance with pollution control norms and take legal...

MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court on Monday observed that Mumbai’s air quality had improved since its last directions of November 10 in a suo motu PIL on .

The projects included Mumbai Metro-Line 3, Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) and Mumbai Coastal Road.

Experts opine that the demand for a new Constitution is inappropriate, and that the seven-decade old 'living document' will always stand the test of time.

In late 2016, Khambata quit the trusts citing professional commitments as the reason. That was just before the dispute between the Tata Trusts and the Shapporji Paoolonji Group began, which subsequently led to several litigations in many courts and quasi-judicial bodies.

MUMBAI: Acknowledging the growing menace of air pollution, the Bombay high court on Friday modified its November 6 interim order and reduced the durat.

The Court noted that the number of construction sites in the city that are flouting air pollution control norms was 'alarming' and action that BMC should take is not a 'favour' but it's duty towards residents.