Can the Arbitrator Lift the Corporate Veil? Yes and No. Yes, if you are in Delhi and Gujarat. No, if you are in Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. In this post, we are not concerned with lifting the corporate veil for extending
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Jasmine Joseph & Badrinath Srinivasan is a publisher that provides detailed analysis and commentary on Indian energy law and regulatory developments. Their content focuses on legislative changes, regulatory amendments, and policy reforms affecting sectors such as petroleum, natural gas, and nuclear energy. The publisher covers topics including new rules, bills, and amendments introduced by government bodies, offering insights into their implications for industry stakeholders. Their publications serve as a resource for understanding the evolving legal framework governing energy production, safety, and environmental considerations in India.
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Disortho SAS v. Meril Life Sciences Private Limited, 2025 INSC 352: A Critique
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Reciprocal Provisions under S 44 of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996
Over the last decade, we have been receiving queries regarding jurisdictions which are declared under Section 44(b) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Readers have also sought copy of the notifications. This post seeks to put an end to…
Defective Petitions to Challenge Arbitral Awards: Delhi High Court Settles the Law
There have been numerous judgments on whether particular classes of defects in petitions under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (1996 Act) for challenging arbitral awards make the petitions “non-est” in the eyes of law. Consequence of…