Limitation under Section 11 of Arbitration Act: A legislative vacuum
The Supreme Court recently highlighted a legislative vacuum, as there is no statutory time limit for filing an application for appointment of arbitrators.
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The Supreme Court recently highlighted a legislative vacuum, as there is no statutory time limit for filing an application for appointment of arbitrators.
The High Court of Calcutta has held that filing a certified copy of the arbitration agreement duly attested by the notary public is sufficient compliance of Section 8(2) of the A&C Act which ...
The Bombay High Court single bench of Justice R I Chagla held that the arbitral tribunal has the power to decide whether the non-signatory is bound by the Arbitration Agreement and to implead the...
Congress announces candidates for Goa Lok Sabha seats: Ramakant Khalap and Viriato Fernandes. Khalap, former MGP MP, drafted legal amendments. Fernandes, ex-Indian Navy officer, contested 2022 elections. AICC Gen. Sec. Venugopal announced. BJP also declared candidates.
Abkari Act Abkari Act, 1077; Section 57A- Offence under Section 57A is not limited to the holders of the license under the Act, but refers to anybody who mixes or permits to be mixed any noxious...