Supreme Court Clarifies Section 21: Arbitration Begins with Notice, But Failure to Issue Not Fatal
Supreme Court clarifies that arbitration commences with notice under Section 21, but failure to issue notice does not invalidate arbitral proceedings.
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Supreme Court clarifies that arbitration commences with notice under Section 21, but failure to issue notice does not invalidate arbitral proceedings.
Supreme Court rules that writ petitions cannot challenge its own judgments, dismisses Article 32 plea as abuse of process and imposes ₹1 lakh cost on NGO.
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Supreme Court sets aside ₹60 lakh service tax demand on HT Media, ruling that payments for booking overseas speakers are not taxable as event management services.
Supreme Court rules that challenges to arbitral awards cannot be treated as civil pleas, stressing judicial restraint under Section 34 and reinforcing finality, speed, and investo…