Articles and Updates

Presence Of An Arbitration Agreement In A Dispute Involving The State Would Not Absolutely Oust Writ Jurisdiction Under Article 226: Supreme Court Of India
  • Vasanth Rajasekaran and Saurabh Babulkar - 05-03-2021

Our partner Vasanth Rajasekaran and senior associate Saurabh Babulkar analyze the Supreme Court judgment on the scope of invoking writ jurisdiction in contractual disputes containing an arbitration clause.

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Discretionary Powers Under Article 226 Of The Constitution Are Not To Be Invoked To Interfere In The Arbitral Process Under The Arbitration Act Under Ordinary Circumstances: Supreme Court Of India
  • Vasanth Rajasekaran and Saurabh Babulkar - 05-03-2021

Our partner Vasanth Rajasekaran and senior associate Saurabh Babulkar examine the recent ruling by the Supreme Court of India on the extent of judicial intervention through Articles 226 and 227 in the arbitral process.

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The (un)workable four-day work week
  • Akshay Sachthey - 05-03-2021

"The idea of a 3-day #weekend is an attractive prospect at first but may pose a challenge for #employees in the longer run." An article on the recent comments made by the #Labour and #Employment Secretary on the possibility of a 4-day #workweek, by Akshay Sachthey, Principal Associate.

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Lockdown Constitutes A Force Majeure Event: Madras High Court Waives A State-owned Shop's License Fee For The Entire Lockdown Period
  • Vasanth Rajasekaran and Saurabh Babulkar - 02-03-2021

Vasanth Rajasekaran and Saurabh Babulkar discuss the recent judgment of Madras High Court on the scope of treating lockdown events as force majeure events while interpreting the provisions of a lease agreement.

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Supreme Court To Decide On The Limitation Period Applicable To Appeals Filed Under Section 37 Of The Arbitration Act
  • Vasanth Rajasekaran and Saurabh Babulkar - 24-02-2021

Vasanth Rajasekaran and Saurabh Babulkar deliberate on the issue of the limitation period applicable for filing appeals under Section 37 of the Arbitration Act.

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