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Arbitration Award without reasons set aside

“The credibility of the arbitration process and the soundness of decisions rendered by arbitrators not only depends on their capability

Though agricultural land is exempt from the rigours of the Securitisation (Sarfaesi) Act, it must be proved that the land

The Supreme Court recently reiterated that a power of attorney holder can continue prosecution in a cheque bounce case. Setting

In a recent case between Ferani Hotels Pvt. Ltd. V. The State Information Commissioner Greater Mumbai & Ors. , Supreme

The Supreme Court has upheld the Constitutional validity of the law allowing cess to be collected for compensating States for

In order to reduce the number of cheque dishonour cases pending in courts, the Lok Sabha passed the Negotiable Instruments

The question whether an agreement contains an arbitration clause still spawns long litigation, though contracts are supposed to be drafted

A constitution Bench of the Supreme Court noted that there is an “unsatisfactory state of law” regarding the interpretation of

The Supreme Court ruled recently that lender banks can sell off assets of personal guarantors even during the corporate resolution

An appeal to set aside arbitration award is a summary procedure and it shall not be delayed by introducing rules