In case where the arbitral tribunal rules that it has no jurisdiction, an appeal against that order would lie under Section 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996.

Author: TCL The Chambers of Law   |  Subject: Arbitration | Date: 03 Jan 2020 | Category: (Newsletters from Law Firms)

Whether the relief of injunction and specific performance can be said to be accruing from the same cause of action as thus hit by Order II Rule 2

Author: TCL The Chambers of Law   |  Subject: Contract | Date: 03 Jan 2020 | Category: (Newsletters from Law Firms)

Objection about the territorial or pecuniary jurisdiction, if not taken at an earliest, the same cannot be allowed to be taken at a subsequent stage.

Author: TCL The Chambers of Law   |  Subject: Civil | Date: 03 Jan 2020 | Category: (Newsletters from Law Firms)

Readiness and willingness under Section 16 (c) of the Specific Performance Act has to be supported by documentary evidence

Author: TCL The Chambers of Law   |  Subject: Contract | Date: 03 Jan 2020 | Category: (Newsletters from Law Firms)

In commercial transaction effected through several interconnected agreements, all parties are subject to the arbitration clause contained in the main agreement even if there is no arbitration clause in the ancillary agreement.

Author: TCL The Chambers of Law   |  Subject: Arbitration | Date: 03 Jan 2020 | Category: (Newsletters from Law Firms)

Purchaser of property for the purpose of expansion of an existing business, does not fall in the ambit of “Consumer” within the meaning of the Consumer Protection Act

Author: TCL The Chambers of Law   |  Subject: Consumer | Date: 03 Jan 2020 | Category: (Newsletters from Law Firms)

Whether the deed in question was merely an Extension of a lease or was it Renewal of lease?

Author: TCL The Chambers of Law   |  Subject: Property | Date: 03 Jan 2020 | Category: (Newsletters from Law Firms)