Souravi Das

Equal Justice in Arbitration A Case Analysis of International Seaport Dredging Pvt Ltd vs. Kamarajar Port Limited
02. 12
2024
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Case Analysis: International Seaport Dredging Pvt Ltd Versus Kamarajar Port Limited [2024 INSC 827]

Equal Justice in Arbitration: A Case Analysis of International Seaport Dredging Pvt Ltd vs. Kamarajar Port Limited   Introduction The issue of whether government entities should receive preferential treatment under arbitration law poses a fundamental challenge to the principle of equality in legal proceedings. This question becomes particularly relevant when determining the conditions for granting […]
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R.P Garg V. The Chief General Manager, Telecom Dept & Ors. [2024 Insc 743]
23. 10
2024
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Case Analysis: R.P Garg V. The Chief General Manager, Telecom Dept & Ors. [2024 Insc 743]

In arbitration proceedings, the allocation of interestateither the pre-award stage and/ or at the post-award stage can have significant financial implications for the parties involved.  The Supreme Court’s recent ruling in R.P GARG V. THE CHIEF GENERAL MANAGER, TELECOM DEPT & ORS. [2024 INSC 743], clarifies this aspect under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. […]
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Joinder of Non-Signatories in Arbitration Balancing the Autonomy and Efficiency of Multi-Party Disputes
18. 09
2024
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Joinder of Non-Signatories in Arbitration: Balancing the Autonomy and Efficiency of Multi-Party Disputes

The concept of joinder in arbitration refers to the inclusion of additional parties in an arbitration proceeding. While arbitration agreements typically bind the parties who sign them, there are instances where non-signatories may be drawn into the arbitration process. This article delves into the complexities of the joinder of non-signatories in arbitration, exploring the underlying […]
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Legal Strategies for Resolving Cross-Border Disputes in India
20. 08
2024
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Legal Strategies for Resolving Cross-Border Disputes in India

Cross-border disputes in India refer to conflicts that arise between individuals, organisations or countries. These disputes involve legal issues that span across national boundaries, making them complex because of their jurisdictions. Cross-border disputes can arise because of various reasons such as business transactions, international trade and other legal matters that involve parties from various countries. […]
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Judicial Perspective on the dynamics of Promotion
05. 08
2024
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Judicial Perspective on the dynamics of Promotion

Promotion in government service is crucial for career progression, marked by advancement to higher posts with increased duties, responsibilities, status, and salary. It involves more than salary increments or lateral transfers, requiring significant changes in rank and responsibilities. Promotion motivates employees, rewards hard work, and retains talent, ensuring an efficient and competent service. It not […]
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