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Arbitral tribunal can draw sustenance from CPC provisions in interest of justice, even though commercial courts act amendments not mandatorily applicable to arbitration: Calcutta high court
"Calcutta High Court Rules: Arbitral Tribunals May Reference CPC for Justice Interests, Without Mandatory Application of Commercial Courts Act Amendments." Case Title: Kolkata Municipal Corporation v. Bengal Shelter Housing Development Ltd. Citation: (2026) ibclaw.in 4553 HC Coram: Justice Shampa Dutt The Calcutta High Court has set aside a procedural order passed by a Sole Arbitrator, holding that the chief examination of all witnesses of a party ought to be recorded before
You Cannot Fake Urgency to Skip Mediation: Supreme Court in Yamini Manohar v. T.K.D. Keerthi
Supreme Court Ruling Highlights Importance of Mediation in Legal Proceedings: "You Cannot Fake Urgency to Skip Mediation" in Yamini Manohar v. T.K.D. Keerthi Case. In a significant ruling for the alternative dispute resolution landscape, the Supreme Court of India has made clear that plaintiffs in commercial suits cannot manufacture a prayer for urgent interim relief simply to sidestep the mandatory pre-litigation mediation requirement under Section 12A of the Commercial Cou
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