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Termination Clause Doesn’t Survive Comeback | Calcutta High Court Upholds ₹14.5 Crore Arbitral Award And Dismisses Section 34 Challenge

HIGH COURTS

Termination Clause Doesn’t Survive Comeback | Calcutta High Court Upholds ₹14.5 Crore Arbitral Award And Dismisses Section 34 Challenge

Post By 24law
July 25, 2025

Safiya Malik The High Court...

Section 34 Petition Beyond Limitation Is Not Maintainable | Gujarat HC Says Court Without Jurisdiction Cannot Set Aside Arbitral Award on Merits

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Section 34 Petition Beyond Limitation Is Not Maintainable | Gujarat HC Says Court Without Jurisdiction Cannot Set Aside Arbitral Award on Merits

Post By 24law
June 19, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Facts On Record Clearly Contrary To Argument Of Petitioner | Calcutta High Court Upholds MSME Council Award And Dismisses Section 34 Arbitration Act Challenge As Misconceived

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Facts On Record Clearly Contrary To Argument Of Petitioner | Calcutta High Court Upholds MSME Council Award And Dismisses Section 34 Arbitration Act Challenge As Misconceived

Post By 24law
June 18, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Petitioner Was Aware And Participated In Trades | No Case Made Out For Interference Under Section 34: Bombay High Court Dismisses Challenge To NSE Arbitral Award

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Petitioner Was Aware And Participated In Trades | No Case Made Out For Interference Under Section 34: Bombay High Court Dismisses Challenge To NSE Arbitral Award

Post By 24law
June 13, 2025

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...

Section 34 Arbitration Act |

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

Section 34 Arbitration Act | "Respect Arbitral Autonomy; Judicial Interference Must Be Minimal": Supreme Court Affirms Limited Scope For Setting Aside Awards

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May 1, 2025

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court of India Division...

Bombay High Court: Courts Must Provide Reasoned Orders Under Section 34; ‘Limited Scope’ Not a Substitute for Addressing Specific Challenges in NAFED-REPL Arbitration Case

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Bombay High Court: Courts Must Provide Reasoned Orders Under Section 34; ‘Limited Scope’ Not a Substitute for Addressing Specific Challenges in NAFED-REPL Arbitration Case

Post By 24law
March 24, 2025

Kiran Raj The Division Bench...