The company plans to file an appeal with the appellate authority

The Supreme Court of India ruled that unilateral appointment clauses in public-private contracts, which allow one party to appoint arbitrators, violate Article 14 of the Constitution. This landmark decision, led by Chief Justice Dr. DY Chandrachud, strengthens the principles of impartiality and equality in arbitration processes.

The move will enhance transparency in the market

Supreme Court clarifies limits on filing multiple arbitration applications, ruling that insolvency proceedings do not extend arbitration deadlines.

The Supreme Court has ruled that an explicit designation of a place in an arbitration agreement validates it as the seat of arbitration, reinforcing respect for parties’ choice of jurisdiction and limiting Indian court intervention in international arbitration agreements.

Baker McKenzie And K&A advised On the IPO of Saudi Arabia's Fourth Milling Company, raising SAR 858.6M with 119x oversubscription.

A Legal Practitioner's Thoughts On Merging Across Borders India’s legislative changes have opened doors for cross-border mergers however navigating the complexities, particularly the legal,...

The judge stated that control of corporate activity alone was insufficient to establish liability

Seek Amnesty Scheme for Customs and easier tax compliance

If found guilty of breaching antitrust rules, companies must pay 10 percent of their global turnover

Seeks unspecified damages and an order blocking the alleged infringement

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised Lighthouse Learning on its partnership with Phoenix Greens School of Learning to enhance education quality in Hyderabad.