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CAN A COURT MODIFY AN ARBITRAL AWARD IN INDIA? UNDERSTANDING SECTION 34

The Supreme Court’s ruling in Gayatri Balasamy v. ISG Novasoft and what it means for businesses and individuals 1. Introduction What happens when an arbitrator delivers an award that a party believes is incorrect, unfair, or legally unsustainable? Can a court change...

CONTRACT AND ARBITRATION CLAUSE DISPUTES

WHEN CONTRACTS COLLIDE: UNDERSTANDING DISPUTES OVER ARBITRATION CLAUSES Imagine two companies sign a ₹50 lakh agreement. One supplies goods, but the other withholds the final payment, claiming the goods fall short of the agreed standards. One files in court; the other...

NON-ARBITRABLE DISPUTES IN INDIA

Which Disputes Cannot Be Arbitrated in India? The Modern Arbitrability Test A practical legal guide for businesses and commercial enterprises Introduction Arbitration is widely used to resolve commercial disputes in India. However, the existence of an arbitration...
CONTRACT AND ARBITRATION CLAUSE DISPUTES

CONTRACT AND ARBITRATION CLAUSE DISPUTES

WHEN CONTRACTS COLLIDE: UNDERSTANDING DISPUTES OVER ARBITRATION CLAUSES Imagine two companies sign a ₹50 lakh agreement. One supplies goods, but the other withholds the final payment, claiming the goods fall short of the agreed standards. One files in court; the other...

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NON-ARBITRABLE DISPUTES IN INDIA

NON-ARBITRABLE DISPUTES IN INDIA

Which Disputes Cannot Be Arbitrated in India? The Modern Arbitrability Test A practical legal guide for businesses and commercial enterprises Introduction Arbitration is widely used to resolve commercial disputes in India. However, the existence of an arbitration...

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WHEN COURTS ENTER ARBITRATION

WHEN COURTS ENTER ARBITRATION

Understanding the Role of Courts Before, During and After Arbitration A practical legal guide for businesses, founders and commercial enterprises   Introduction Businesses often choose arbitration to keep disputes private and efficient. Yet courts do not...

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Starting Arbitration in India

Starting Arbitration in India

A Legal Roadmap for Initiating Commercial Arbitration Introduction When negotiations fail and a commercial dispute reaches an impasse, the next question is often straightforward: how does one formally commence arbitration? Many businesses assume that sending a legal...

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