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Restraining Breaching Party From Activities Barred By Shareholders’ Agreement Is Not Prohibited U/S 27 Of Contract Act: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court bench of Justice Jasmeet Singh has held that restraining a breaching party through an interim award passed under Section 17 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act from engaging in certain activities, as per the terms of Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA), to prevent the subject matter of arbitration from being rendered futile, is…

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Courts Must Follow S. 11(6A) A&C Act & Their Scrutiny Must Be Confined To Examination Of Existence Of Arbitration Agreement

The Supreme Court emphasised that the Courts must follow the mandate of Section 11(6A) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (A&C Act) and their scrutiny must be confined to the examination of the existence of arbitration agreement. The Court was deciding a batch of various Civil Appeals arising out of the Judgment of the…

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Third Party Funding in Arbitration in India

Venue can be the Seat of Arbitration

Devi Prasad Mishra v. Nayara energy limited Court – Allahabad High Court Citation – Civil Misc. Application No. 2 of 2024 Date – 15.07.2025 The Hon’ble Allahabad High Court has held that if only one place is mentioned in the Agreement, then the “venue” will be considered as the “seat” of Arbitration unless something contrary…

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Third Party Funding in Arbitration in India

Pendency of signature will not preclude Arbitration

Vedanta Limited v. Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Ltd. Court – Delhi High Court Citation – ARB.P. 853/2023 & I.A. 20643/2023 Date – 28.07.2025 The Hon’ble Delhi High Court has held that Parties cannot be precluded from Arbitration if there is mere pendency of formal signature by one party and the other party has already signed…

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When can an Arbitration Agreement be enforced against a Party which is undergoing Insolvency? – Ananya Pratap Singh

When can an Arbitration Agreement be enforced against a Party which is undergoing Insolvency? – Ananya Pratap Singh

When can an Arbitration Agreement be enforced against a Party which is undergoing Insolvency? – Ananya Pratap Singh 2 Singapore Court of Appeal: When can an Arbitration Agreement be enforced against a Party which is undergoing Insolvency? In Sapura Fabrication Sdn Bhd v GAS [2025] SGCA 13, the Singapore Court of Appeal decided the issue…

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Whether a dispute raised by an Insured after giving a Full and Final Discharge Voucher to the Insurer can be referred to Arbitration – Ananya Pratap Singh

Whether Legal Heirs of a Deceased Partner being Non-Signatories to the Partnership Deed can be bound by the Arbitration Agreement – Ananya Pratap Singh

Whether Legal Heirs of a Deceased Partner being Non-Signatories to the Partnership Deed can be bound by the Arbitration Agreement – Ananya Pratap Singh 3 Supreme Court of India: Whether Legal Heirs of a Deceased Partner being Non-Signatories to the Partnership Deed can be bound by the Arbitration Agreement In Rahul Verma & Ors. v….

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Third Party Funding in Arbitration in India

Email or WhatsApp can constitute valid Arbitration Agreement

INTRODUCTION The Hon’ble Delhi High Court has recently held in Belvedere Resources DMCC v. OCL Iron and Steel Ltd. & Ors. (O.M.P.(I) (COMM.) 397/2024, CRL.M.A. 9760/2025, I.A. 2377- 78/2025) that WhatsApp or email communications between the parties can constitute a valid arbitration agreement. This highlights a critical and developing theme of arbitration law in India:…

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Necessary Ingredients of an Enforceable Arbitration Agreement – Ananya Pratap Singh

Necessary Ingredients of an Enforceable Arbitration Agreement – Ananya Pratap Singh

Necessary Ingredients of an Enforceable Arbitration Agreement – Ananya Pratap Singh 4 Supreme Court of India: Necessary Ingredients of an Enforceable Arbitration Agreement In South Delhi Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. SMS Limited 2025 INSC 693, the Supreme Court of India, while deciding upon the validity of a dispute resolution clause in question, analysed the…

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