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Why International Commercial Arbitration Is Surging in India: 7 Key Legal Drivers

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International commercial arbitration isn’t just a side option in India anymore—it’s become the go-to way to settle complex contract disputes, especially when there’s cross-border business at stake. These days, corporations, investors, and global companies are skipping the long courtroom slog and turning straight to arbitration.  As international trade involving Indian businesses expands, arbitration clauses are …

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Business Lawsuit

Key Factors Really Decides Who Wins a Business Lawsuit

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Every year, thousands of companies enter corporate litigation thinking the truth alone will win their case. But courts don’t work on emotions. They work on evidence, law, and strategy.  That’s why experienced lawyers in Delhi and litigation law firms in Delhi know one thing: Winning a business lawsuit depends on how the case is handled, not just what the case is about.  What Is Litigation and …

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Arbitration Clause

5 Things Every Arbitration Clause Must Include to Actually Work 

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Many businesses sign contracts with an arbitration clause without really understanding what it means. Later, when a dispute happens, they discover the clause is weak, unclear, or legally useless.  This is one of the biggest reasons why arbitration fails and companies end up in long corporate litigation instead.  What Is Arbitration in Law? Arbitration is a private way of resolving disputes …

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Modification of Arbitral Awards Under Sections 34 & 37 of Arbitration & Conciliation Act Not Permissible: Hon’ble Supreme Court Reiterated

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While deciding on a plea on whether there is a possibility of interference with arbitral awards under Sections 34 and 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, the Hon’ble Supreme Court emphasized that any attempt to “modify an award” during the adjudication of Sections 34 and 37 petitions is not permitted under the Act. …

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