Calcutta High Court Clarifies Purpose of Section 29A: To Expedite Arbitration, and Not Punish Parties In a recent ruling, the Calcutta High Court has clarified the intent of Section 29A of the...
NCLAT Limits Benefit of Limitation Act for Fraud in Creditor Company, Not Corporate Debtor The Delhi Bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan...
NCLT Mumbai Holds That Mere Initiation Of SARFAESI Proceedings Is Not Sufficient Reason To Condone Delay The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai Bench, has dismissed an application filed...
Supreme Court rules against invoking Limitation Act Section 5 to extend time limit when less period set for specific purpose Sets aside the order of the high court and restores the trial court...
Supreme Court in Specific Performance Suit: If Time Isn’t Fixed for Performance, Limitation Period Runs When Plaintiff Receives Refusal Notice Sets aside the trial Court and High Court orders ...
Madhya Pradesh High Court: Article 137 of Limitation Act Shall Govern Period of Limitation for Section 3G of National Highways Act The Madhya Pradesh High Court by its single judge Justice Milind...
Calcutta High Court: Period of Limitation Starts When the talks of Amicable Settlement Between the Parties Fail The Calcutta High Court while adjudicating a suit filed in the matter of M/S. Zillon...
Delhi High Court: Objections to Assail Arbitral Awards must be Filed within Limitation Period Under Section 34 of Arbitration Act The Delhi High Court by its single judge Justice Navin Chawla in...
Issues regarding terminal benefits would not fall under the ambit of Consumer Courts: NCDRC Gives petitioner the liberty to approach the concerned authorities The National Consumer Disputes...
"Limitation Act does not apply when statute extinguishes the right itself": Supreme Court The Supreme Court in a case dealing with Rule 30 of the Second Schedule of the Carriage by Air Act, 1972,...
NCLAT dismisses 'non-substantive' appeal The Appellate Tribunal said that if there was a deficiency in the pleading, same could be corrected by giving opportunity before NCLAT to amend pleadings ...
Delay Not Condoned by NCLAT as per Section 61 (1) & (2) of IBC The Tribunal only focussed on the time limit of 15 days prescribed in rule books without getting into the merit of the appeal ...
