We are delighted to share this week's AKP Corporate & Compliance Weekly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1.               Labour & Employment Law   1.1.        MOLE notifies extension of ESI coverage to Meghalaya districts under Social Security Code, 2020 The Ministry of Labour and Employment (“ MoLE ”) has issued a notification under the Code on Social Security, 2020, designating April 1, 2026 as the effective date for ext

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in.   1.          Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law 1.1.       Banking & Finance 1.1.1. Supreme Court holds creditor cannot appropriate pre-CIRP dues from a security deposit after the moratorium The Supreme Court of India has held that a creditor cannot appropriate amounts lying as security deposit towards pre-CIRP dues of a corp

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1.           Arbitration & Mediation 1.1.       Real Estate 1.1.1.   Supreme Court Curbs Belated Arbitration Jurisdiction Challenges In a dispute arising from a 2001 consultancy agreement between the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and M/s R.V. Anderson Associates Limited for upgrading Mumbai’s sewerage operations u

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1.    Arbitration and Conciliation   1.1. Commercial & Contractual Disputes   1.1.1 Supreme Court holds arbitral award passed after expiry of mandate is not rendered void where court subsequently extends time   The Supreme Court recently examined the effect of an arbitral award rendered after expiry of the arbitral tribunal

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1. Arbitration Law 1.1 Real Estate and Construction 1.1.1. Supreme Court Held Party Filing Statement of Claim First Is the “Claimant” Mere Absence of Notice Does Not Invalidate Proceedings The Supreme Court has held that in arbitral proceedings, the "Claimant" is the party that files the Statement of Claim first in point of

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1.   Arbitration Law 1.1. Manufacturing and Construction 1.1.1. Supreme Court held, Courts Cannot Review or Recall Section 11 Appointment Orders The Supreme Court has held that a High Court cannot exercise review powers to recall its own order appointing an arbitrator under Section 11(6) of the Arbitration and Conciliation

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1.   Arbitration Law 1.1. Healthcare Industry 1.1.1. Supreme Court held that the mere Use of the Word 'Arbitration' Does Not Create an Arbitration Agreement The Supreme Court has held that the mere repetition of the word "arbitration" in a contract clause is not sufficient to create a valid arbitration agreement if the clau

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1. Contract law 1.1. Real Estate 1.1.1. Supreme Court Holds Tender Authority Cannot Introduce New Rejection Grounds Post-Decision The Supreme Court has held that a tender inviting authority cannot reject a technical bid on a ground not specified in the Notice Inviting Tender (“ NIT ”) and cannot later invent new reasons to

We are delighted to share this month's AKP Dispute Resolution Monthly Digest. Please feel free to write to us with your feedback at info@akandpartners.in. 1. Arbitration and Conciliation   1.1. Power and Energy   1.1.1. Supreme Court rules arbitral tribunal cannot rewrite contract terms The Supreme Court held that a tribunal cannot rewrite a contract and treat the parties unfairly, and upheld the decision of the Orissa High Court to set aside an arbitral award of INR 995 Cror

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