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 a Hindu widowed daughter-in-law is entitled to maintenance from her father-in-law’s estate under Section 21(vii) of HAMA 1956. Court says timing of husband’s d…
Supreme Court restores ₹2 crore arbitral award, ruling that Section 21 of the Arbitration Act is procedural and cannot be used to defeat valid claims or limit tribunal jurisdictio…
Supreme Court rules that private complaints alleging company fraud are barred. Only SFIO can file complaints under the Companies Act, 2013.
Delhi High Court rules that juvenile privacy under Section 21 of the Juvenile Justice Act overrides victims’ requests for certified copies of acquittal orders.