Litigation & Dispute Resolution

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. […]

In our globalized world, international trade and business transactions have become the norm. As a result, disputes arising from these transactions often find their way into the courts. However, many parties prefer arbitration as a method of dispute resolution due to its confidentiality, flexibility, and efficiency. A critical aspect of arbitration is the enforceability of […]

PREM SINGH vs  MAX NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. LTD. & ANR. (APPEAL NO. 1060 OF 2018)    Brief Facts of the Case: The complainant, a retired employee, alleged that Max New York Life Insurance misrepresented their “Life Maker Premium Investment Plan” as a fixed deposit (FD) that would double in five to six years. […]

Case Title: Canara Bank Vs. M/S. Shree Shakti Foam  If a bank fails to renew insurance coverage on behalf of its borrower, can it be held accountable? That is the main question at stake in the Canara Bank v. M/S. Shree Shakti Foam case. Asserting that the bank neglected to guarantee adequate insurance coverage, the […]