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Saira Banu went down memory lane as she remembered her old friend and colleague, the legendary actor Vinod Khanna.

Legendary actress Saira Banu went down memory lane as she remembered her old friend and colleague, the legendary actor Vinod Khanna.Penning a lengthy and emotional tribute to the 'Hera Pheri' alum, she remembered an incident from the set of ...

Saira Banu remembered her Aarop co-star Vinod Khanna on his 77th birth anniversary. She spoke about him as well as her late husband Dilip Kumar. | Bollywood

Naseeruddin Shah admitted to lying about having a bigger role in the film Aman to his friends and family. He was actually part of the crowd behind Rajendra Kumar.

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The decade-old uncertainty on the issue of arbitrability of tenancy disputes stands settled with the pronouncement of the judgment by the Honble Supreme Court in,  Vidya Drolia and Others v. Durga Trading Corporation 1 (" Himangni Enterprises v. Kamaljeet Singh Ahluwalia 2 (" Himangni Enterprises "), provides much-needed clarity on the nature of tenancy disputes that can be referred to arbi...

2 (“ Vidya Drolia II”), the Supreme Court has settled the dust on whether landlord-tenancy disputes under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (“ TP Act”) are arbitrable under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 (“ Arbitration Act”). Overruling many of its own as well as other High Courts’ judgments, the Court in Vidya Drolia II has set out the broad principles on which arbitrability of disputes may be decided. Applying the principles, the Court held that landlord-tenant dispu...

( Booz Allen), wherein it was held that in eviction or tenancy matters which are governed by special statues and where tenant enjoys statutory protection as a class is a matter of public interest and only the specified court has been conferred exclusive jurisdiction to adjudicate the same. Later, in 2017, the issue regarding arbitrability of lease dispute was once again re-visited by the Supreme Court in the case of Himangi Enterprises and after relying on the said ratios of Booze Allen and ...

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The Court discusses and over-rules the case of Himangni Enterprises wherein the Court had upheld the decision of the lower courts in rejecting an application filed by the defendant-tenant under Section 8 of the Arbitration Act, 1996 (" Arbitration Act") in a civil suit seeking its eviction from a shop in a commercial complex. In this case, the tenancy in question was protected under the TP Act and not under the rental control legislation. The Judges in the Himangni Enterprises case Natraj Stu...

Himangi Enterprises) 2 and held that the tenancy disputes are now arbitrable as the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 ( TP ACT) does not foreclose arbitration, save and except for those tenancy disputes which are governed by rent control legislations as specific forums have been given exclusive jurisdiction to decide the special rights and obligations of the parties. 3 and held that while deciding an issue of public policy or public interest, reference to dispute resolution mechanisms cannot be he...