Construction projects are inherently complex, involving multiple stakeholders, tight deadlines, and high financial stakes. These factors often lead to claims and disputes…
Disputes arising out of real estate transactions have long been a source of frustration for homebuyers, developers, and legal practitioners alike in…
In today’s interconnected global economy, disputes involving international commercial contracts frequently lead to foreign judgments or arbitration awards. For Indian companies entangled…
Back-to-back contracts, also known as parallel contracts, play a pivotal role in the Indian construction sector, offering a mechanism for efficient risk…
In the complex arena of construction projects, deadlines extend beyond mere dates; they embody contractual duties, financial stakes, and professional reputations. Among…
India’s arbitration framework has undergone a significant evolution in the last two decades, driven by a legislative push toward institutionalising arbitration and…
In its recent judgment in BGM and M-RPL-JMCT (JV) v. Eastern Coalfields Limited[1], dated 18th July 2025, the Supreme Court addressed a…
In a significant pronouncement of 24th July 2025, the Calcutta High Court in M/s B.B.M. Enterprise v. State of West Bengal[1] reaffirmed…
The recent decision of the Technology and Construction Court (“TCC”) in VMA Services Ltd v Project One London Ltd[1] marks another significant…
Introduction In a significant reaffirmation of arbitral autonomy and judicial restraint, the Madras High Court in Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply & Sewerage…
Introduction In a landmark decision that brings clarity to the interplay between the Limitation Act, 1963, and the dispute resolution framework under…
The Delhi High Court’s decision dated 18th July 2025, in the matter of NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd v. Precision Technik Pvt…
In a significant pronouncement on 16 July 2025, the Dubai Court of Cassation, while deciding Commercial Appeal No. 509 of 2025, clarified,…
Introduction In international arbitration, the parties’ autonomy is a hallmark feature. However, this autonomy operates within a legal framework that governs…
Introduction India has progressively aligned itself with international best practices for enforcing foreign arbitral awards. As a signatory to both the New…
In a significant ruling on 30th April 2025[1], the Supreme Court of India addressed a pivotal question in arbitration law: Do…
In the landscape of global commerce, businesses are increasingly seeking efficient, reliable, and neutral venues for resolving disputes. The Dubai International Financial…
Mediation[1] in India, a quiet evolution is reaching its apex. India has historically leaned toward litigation as the default mechanism for dispute…
The Dubai International Financial Centre (“DIFC”), recognised as a premier financial hub for the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (“MEASA”) region,…
Introduction The Dubai International Financial Centre (“DIFC”) continues to strengthen its reputation as a forward-looking financial hub, not just through financial innovation…
The Abu Dhabi International Arbitration Centre (arbitrateAD) is the latest Institutional Arbitration centre in the Middle East. This article discusses the ArbitrateAD…
A comprehensive, step-by-step approach to navigating the arbitral enforcement process in the UAE. The law makes a clear distinction between domestic and…
Understanding the available avenues for appeal and the specific procedures to be followed is crucial to address issues that may arise during…
