Sunidhi Singh

The Supreme Court of India while allowing retrospective application of its ruling explained that the doctrine of prospective overruling means an old well-established principle of law is overruled and the new legal principle would be applicable for all future instances. The intent of the doctrine is to avoid any injustice or hardships for the parties […]

Cross-border business disputes in India constitute a complex and multifaceted legal engagement, given the intricate interconnection between domestic laws and international regulations. As global trade expands with the advent of a new era, Cross-border business disputes in India are finding themselves in multiple jurisdictions. This blog aims to unfold several jurisdictional challenges and offer solutions […]

In a recent decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that a party who has forfeited the right to file a written statement in a case is prohibited from indirectly presenting their case through evidence or written submissions. This ruling emphasizes that such a party, while still allowed to participate in the proceedings and cross-examine the […]

In a recent ruling in Power Mech Projects Ltd. v. Doosan Power Systems India Pvt. Ltd., the High Court of Delhi reaffirmed the legal stance that under Sections 29A (4) and 29A (5) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (“A&C Act”), a Court has the authority to extend the mandate of the arbitral tribunal, […]