Limitation law in India provides for a three years' limitation period to initiate/ commence a legal action from the date of breach of the contract or the date on which the continuing breach came to an end (Article 55 of the Limitation Act).
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Arbitrations arising out of construction and Infrastructure contracts normally have a claim relating to delay and disruptions that caused consequential loss to the contractor. Delays in construction projects can result in delayed completion of the project, lost productivity, additional costs due to
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High Court of Delhi by a judgment dated 7 th May 2018 dismissed the anti-arbitration suit filed by the Government of India (herein after GOI) challenging the 2 nd investment treaty Arbitration proceedings initiated by Vodafone Group Plc (herein after VG) & Vodafone Consolidated Holdings Limited (her
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Arbitration and Conciliation (amendment) Bill 2018: Union cabinet approved the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act bill, 2018 proposing certain amendments to the existing Arbitration and Conciliation Act,1996 (herein after The Act), which is declared as an important effort of the Government
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Japan is one of the major investor country in India and the commercial relationship between India and Japan are fast increasing, hence it is important to understand the fundamentals of Arbitration in Japan.
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A few days back the Union cabinet approved the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act bill, 2018 which is declared as an important effort of the Government of India to encourage Institutional Arbitration and to make India a center of robust ADR mechanism.
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We have seen lawyers arguing during arbitrations showing various technicalities and lapses in a contract to deny the payment to a party which provided a service or product to the other party.
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Arbitration proceedings is a creature of the contract and arbitration agreement between the parties. One of the major challenges faced by the parties in the Arbitration Proceedings is the restriction that only the parties to the same arbitration agreement can be parties to the arbitration arising ou
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The Supreme Court of India, in a recent Judgment dated 15 th February 2018 in a case Sundraram Finance Limited Vs Abdul Samad & Another as reported in (2018) SCC Online SC121 settled the divergence of legal opinion of different High Courts on the question as to Whether an award under the Arbitration
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