Serves notice to the United Spirits

Earlier, Apple’s document was revoked after a complaint that its commercial secrets were disclosed to some entities

The Delhi High Court ruled in favor of aviation service providers in a case against SpiceJet over the 2016 Haj operations contract termination, awarding damages of Rs. 31.7 crores plus interest, marking a major precedent in corporate accountability and aviation law.

The ruling highlights the importance of registration and clear contract terms for creditor claims in insolvency matters

The Allahabad High Court ruled that amendments or new grounds introduced in an appeal under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, are considered a new appeal and thus fall under the limitations of Section 34(3) of the Act.

The Delhi High Court invoked Article 227 to set aside a commercial court order, ruling that a District Judge's interpretation of Section 42 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act was flawed.

Delhi High Court upholds Arbitral Tribunal's decision on AAI petition, emphasizing limited grounds for challenging awards.

Delhi High Court ruled that a defendant can waive the right to seek arbitration under Section 8 and submit to Civil Court jurisdiction.

Supreme Court rules High Courts lack authority to defer CIRP under Article 226, emphasizing strict adherence to IBC laws.

Supreme Court declines to entertain a trademark plea against the movie 'Jigra,' allowing its release to proceed.

NCLAT allows former promoter to participate in CIRP, dismissing CoC's disqualification citing relaxation under Section 29A of IBC.

NCLT Chennai ruled that only the Committee of Creditors (CoC) can replace a Resolution Professional (RP), not operational creditors.