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Explore the implications of India’s Supreme Court overturning a significant arbitral award in Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. v Delhi Airport Metro Express Pvt. Ltd. Discover the limits of judicial review in arbitration and its impact on contract interpretation.

TransAsia Private Limited, a Hong Kong-based company, was seeking the enforcement of an ex parte foreign judgement against Mr. Gaurav Dhawan before the High Court of Delhi.

Under Indian law, someone unconnected with the business but with the skills and experience to be a director, can join the board as an “additional director” and bring a fresh perspective to how the company is managed.  Below we examine the steps needed to appoint such a director and how additional directors can help drive…

After more than 16 years of negotiations, the European Free Trade Association, which consists of four countries Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Iceland, and Norway, has entered into a Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement with India. The agreement, signed on March 10, 2024, includes a reduction of import tariffs by India on goods from the EFTA countries, while…

Allied Blenders, a liquor manufacturer, has owned the registered trademark for Officer’s Choice Prestige Whisky since 2013. The company brought a case against Hermes Distillery

An independent director contributes significantly to corporate governance by offering an impartial and objective viewpoint during a company’s

Joint property refers to ownership held by two or more individuals simultaneously. The form of ownership commonly includes joint tenancy and tenancy in common.

The principle that allows third parties to be bound by an arbitration agreement, known as the Group of Companies Doctrine (hereinafter referred to as ‘Doctrine’), was initially articulated by the International Chamber

What are Well-Known Trademarks? “Well-known Trademarks” – are trademarks so well-recognized by the general populace that they are easily associable with the proprietor using them. Any trademark dubbed as ‘Well-Known’ tends to become generic to the goods/services being provided through it. A well-reputed trademark generally inspires trust and faith towards the brand it represents, and an assurance…

X v. The Registrar General, High Court of Karnataka & Ors. The relevance of the right to be forgotten in cyberspace is being extensively addressed by courts in India. Through a simple online search, users now have access to the judgments of the Constitutional Courts through their websites and other third-party intermediaries. In addition, publishers…