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ABB India limited v. Sunil Hariram Jaisingh: Bombay high court draws the line on fraud, delay and due process in securities arbitration
"Legal Matters in Focus: Bombay High Court Addresses Fraud, Delay, and Due Process in Securities Arbitration" The Bombay High Court's decision in ABB India Limited v. Sunil Hariram Jaisingh & Ors., delivered on 9 June 2026 by Justice Somasekhar Sundaresan, is a significant contribution to the evolving jurisprudence surrounding securities market disputes, online dispute resolution mechanisms and the limits of arbitrability where allegations of fraud are involved. The judgment


MSME rejection does not extinguish arbitration rights under contract, holds Delhi high court
Delhi High Court Rules MSME Rejection Doesn't Nullify Arbitration Rights Under Contract Newton Engineering and Chemicals Ltd. v. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. | LPA 254/2026 | Delhi High Court | April 16, 2026 The Delhi High Court has held that a contractor who approaches the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Facilitation Council (MSMFC) and receives a rejection on maintainability does not thereby lose the right to invoke arbitration under the original contract. The Division
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