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Bombay High Court upholds interim arbitral order refusing relief to Max Healthcare in dispute with CARE Hospitals - Vimarsana News

Bombay High Court upholds interim arbitral order refusing relief to Max Healthcare in dispute with CARE Hospitals

The arbitrator passed an interim order on the Section 17 application against Max, which approached the High Court for the second time on July 27 to challenge the order.

Hubco asks CPPA-G to pay Rs13.4bn dues - Business Recorder - Vimarsana News

Hubco asks CPPA-G to pay Rs13.4bn dues - Business Recorder

ISLAMABAD: M/s Hub Power Company (Hubo) has demanded Central Power Purchasing Agency –Guaranteed (CPPA-G) to pay ...

SC overrules Aprilorder on stamping of arbitration pact - Vimarsana News

SC overrules Aprilorder on stamping of arbitration pact

By 3:2, the majority verdict in April said that a court could go into the aspects of stamping and other compliances before the arbitrator is appointed | Latest News India

Non Stamping Of An Agreement A Curable Defect, Only Makes A Document Inadmissible & Not Void: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Non Stamping Of An Agreement A Curable Defect, Only Makes A Document Inadmissible & Not Void: Supreme Court

On December 13, the Supreme Court ruled that arbitration clauses in unstamped or inadequately stamped agreements were enforceable. In doing so, the Court overruled the judgment rendered by a 5-judge...

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Unstamped Arbitration agreements inadmissible but not void: Supreme Court overrules NN Global Mercantile - Vimarsana News

Unstamped Arbitration agreements inadmissible but not void: Supreme Court overrules NN Global Mercantile

Effect of not paying duty renders an instrument inadmissible and not void and non-payment of stamp duty is curable, the Court held.