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Won't Let Singapore Arbitration Stall: Supreme Court On Future-Amazon Battle - Vimarsana News

Won't Let Singapore Arbitration Stall: Supreme Court On Future-Amazon Battle

The Supreme Court made it clear on Thursday it will not allow stalling of the arbitral proceedings pending before the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) pertaining to legal tussle between Amazon and Future Group.

Source: ndtv.com
Amazon moves to Supreme Court, demands compensation from Future Group - Vimarsana News

Amazon moves to Supreme Court, demands compensation from Future Group

Amazon moved to the apex court of India to avoid any failure or cancellation of hearings of the tribunal proceedings by the Delhi High Court.

Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) - Supreme Court slams Future on arbitration delay - Vimarsana News

Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) - Supreme Court slams Future on arbitration delay

Tribunal had fixed November 28 for the start of the arbitral proceedings

Europol given 'blank cheque' to do what it wants, say critics - Vimarsana News

Europol given 'blank cheque' to do what it wants, say critics

Rule of law questions are mounting against the EU's police agency Europol, following a recent expansion of powers amid data abuse scandals. Those powers include the processing and analysis of data of innocent people with no links to any crime.

Group kicks against sale of NIPPs - Vimarsana News

Group kicks against sale of NIPPs

The Future Group (TFG) has called for a halt in the proposed sales of five of the Nigerian National Integrated Power Project (NIPP), describing it as a bad move that would further plunge the power sector into a deeper crisis, injurious to the economy and the Nigerian populace.