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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Arbitral Tribunal"
Writ Petition Against Arbitrator's Order Not Maintainable Unless Exceptional Circumstances Or Bad Faith Can Be Shown: M.P. High Court
Extension of Arbitrator's Mandate Lies Exclusively With Court Which Appointed Arbitrator: Bombay High Court
Mere Reference Of Dispute To Arbitration Does Not Preclude The High Court From Examining Issue Of Stamp Duty In A Writ Petition: Delhi High Court
Order Of Arbitrator Rejecting Application U/S 16 Of The A&C Act Cannot Be Challenged In A Writ Petition: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Arbitral Tribunal Can Award Damages For Delay Attributable To Employer Even When The Agreement Provides For The Extension Of Time As The Only Remedy To The Contractor: Delhi High Court
Arbitral Tribunal Can Award Damages For Delay By Employer Even In Absence Of Any Clause In Agreement : Delhi High Court
Arbitral Tribunal Can Go Beyond To Grant Relief To Aggrieved Party When Contract Illegally Restricts Remedies : Delhi High Court
Arbitrator Can't Allow Damages, For Breach Of MoU To Enter Into Agreement, With No Liability Clause: Delhi High Court
Court Can Extend Period Of Arbitral Tribunal Even If Application Is Made After Time Limit: Bombay High Court
Tribunal Didn't Meet Objections Raised, Allahabad High Court Sets Aside Arbitral Award, Remits Case To Tribunal
Arbitral Tribunal Can’t Allow Application U/S 27 Of A&C Act Without Forming A Prima Facie View On The Relevancy Or Admissibility Of The Evidence: Delhi High Court
Reduction Of Rate Of Interest Awarded By The Arbitral Tribunal Amounts To Modification Of The Award: Delhi High Court
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