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In Response to A Section 9 Application, Defenses Of “Pre-existing Dispute” Or “No Amount Due” May be Made: NCLAT Delhi

In ruling on an appeal filed in Greymatter Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. v. Pro Sportify Pvt. Ltd., the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (“NCLAT”),...

•March 9, 2023•Garvit Shrivastava•No comments

Arbitral Tribunal’s Authority to Issue a Temporary Award: Delhi HC

According to a decision made by the Delhi High Court, the Arbitral Tribunal is authorised by Section 31(6) of the Arbitration and Conciliation...

•March 3, 2023•Garvit Shrivastava•No comments

Mere Possibility of More Money In Public Contract Cannot Be Sole Criteria For Terminating Contracts

In two writ petitions, M/S Jai Singh and Co. and M/s Dimple Chaudhary v. National Highways Authority of India, the Delhi High Court...

•February 22, 2023•Garvit Shrivastava•No comments

Temporary Acquisition of Land for Years Violates Article 300a: Understanding the Evolution of Compensation

According to the Supreme Court’s bench of Justices MR Shah and MM Sundresh, “to continue with the interim purchase for number of years...

•February 14, 2023•Garvit Shrivastava•No comments

Opaqueness of The Collegium System: The Debate Between The Collegium And The NJAC

The judicial appointments of escalation of judges to the Supreme Court and The High Courts are persistently met with controversy and debate. These...

•February 5, 2023•Vartika Jain•No comments

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In Response to A Section 9 Application, Defenses Of “Pre-existing Dispute” Or “No Amount Due” May be Made: NCLAT Delhi

Arbitral Tribunal’s Authority to Issue a Temporary Award: Delhi HC

Mere Possibility of More Money In Public Contract Cannot Be Sole Criteria For Terminating Contracts

Temporary Acquisition of Land for Years Violates Article 300a: Understanding the Evolution of Compensation

Opaqueness of The Collegium System: The Debate Between The Collegium And The NJAC

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In Response to A Section 9 Application, Defenses Of “Pre-existing Dispute” Or “No Amount Due” May be Made: NCLAT Delhi

Arbitral Tribunal’s Authority to Issue a Temporary Award: Delhi HC

Mere Possibility of More Money In Public Contract Cannot Be Sole Criteria For Terminating Contracts

Temporary Acquisition of Land for Years Violates Article 300a: Understanding the Evolution of Compensation

Opaqueness of The Collegium System: The Debate Between The Collegium And The NJAC

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