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India Rejects 'Illegal' Hague Tribunal Award On Indus Waters, Keeps 1960 Treaty In Abeyance
India said the Court of Arbitration has no jurisdiction over its sovereign decisions and that its pronouncements will have no effect on projects in the country.
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'No Jurisdiction': India Rejects Hague Court's Indus Waters Treaty Ruling
A day after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 last year that claimed 26 lives, India took a series of punitive measures against Pakistan, including suspending the Indus Water Treaty.
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Tata Power Share Price Tumbles Over 4% After Losing $490 Million Arbitration Challenge
The dispute dates back to 2013, when Kleros approached Tata Power with a proposal to jointly bid for a Russian coal deposit that it estimated could contain reserves worth around $1.1 billion.
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"So-Called Court Of Arbitration On Indus Waters Treaty Illegal, Void": India
India has, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected a "supplemental award" by an "illegal" Court of Arbitration set up supposedly over the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
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Can Courts Modify Arbitral Awards? Supreme Court Reserves Verdict
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on a key legal issue -- whether courts could modify arbitral awards under the provisions of a 1996 law on arbitration and conciliation.
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Patanjali Directed By Arbitration Tribunal To Give 1.86 Crore Shares To Ashav Advisory LLP
Patanjali Foods plans to challenge the mandate through legal means.
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Arbitration Law: Supreme Court Settles Debate Over Case Deadlines
Courts should be wary of prescribing a specific period of limitation in cases where the legislature has refrained from doing so, says the top court.
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Tenure Of Arbitral Tribunal Can Be Extended Even After Its Term Expires: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday held the fixed tenure of an arbitral tribunal to pass an award can be extended even after the expiry of term, saying the courts must strive to give "meaningful life" to a law to "avoid cadaveric consequences" leading to
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Nissan Close To Settling $729 Million Dispute With Tamil Nadu Government: Report
Under the settlement, Nissan would take a lower payout of about Rs 2,000 crore in unpaid dues and forego sums it has sought in damages.
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Government Of India Vs Cairn Energy Standoff. 10 Points About It
The Government of India and British oil major Cairn Energy have had a long face-off. It has its origin in a retrospective tax amendment law, under which the company was asked to pay a tax liability by India. Cairn contested against the demand and this led to an arbitration case.
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Government To Seek Legal View On Joining RIL Arbitration
RIL and its partners BP Plc of the UK and Canada's Niko Resources had on November 11 brought an arbitration notice against the government, disputing the $1.55 billion demand.
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G S Singhvi Named Arbitrator For $1.5-Billion Ongc-RIL Dispute
RIL and its its partners BP Plc of the UK and Canada's Niko Resources, have named former UK high court judge Bernard Eder to the panel.
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Vodafone Gets Court Permission To Be Part Of Arbitration In Tax Case
This was the company's second arbitration against India over its $11 billion deal acquiring the stake of Hutchinson Telecom.
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In Vodafone Tax Dispute, a New Appeal in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has been asked to stop the government from arbitration proceedings with Vodafone in a tax case worth Rs 20,000 crore.
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HCC To Receives Arbitral Award of Rs 2,000 Crore, Shares Soar 20%
HCC has been asked to reconcile the award amount within 7 days and thereafter open escrow account and submit bank guarantees (BGs) within 30 days for recovering the amount.
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India Rejects 'Illegal' Hague Tribunal Award On Indus Waters, Keeps 1960 Treaty In Abeyance
India said the Court of Arbitration has no jurisdiction over its sovereign decisions and that its pronouncements will have no effect on projects in the country.
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'No Jurisdiction': India Rejects Hague Court's Indus Waters Treaty Ruling
A day after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 last year that claimed 26 lives, India took a series of punitive measures against Pakistan, including suspending the Indus Water Treaty.
-
Tata Power Share Price Tumbles Over 4% After Losing $490 Million Arbitration Challenge
The dispute dates back to 2013, when Kleros approached Tata Power with a proposal to jointly bid for a Russian coal deposit that it estimated could contain reserves worth around $1.1 billion.
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"So-Called Court Of Arbitration On Indus Waters Treaty Illegal, Void": India
India has, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected a "supplemental award" by an "illegal" Court of Arbitration set up supposedly over the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
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Can Courts Modify Arbitral Awards? Supreme Court Reserves Verdict
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on a key legal issue -- whether courts could modify arbitral awards under the provisions of a 1996 law on arbitration and conciliation.
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Patanjali Directed By Arbitration Tribunal To Give 1.86 Crore Shares To Ashav Advisory LLP
Patanjali Foods plans to challenge the mandate through legal means.
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Arbitration Law: Supreme Court Settles Debate Over Case Deadlines
Courts should be wary of prescribing a specific period of limitation in cases where the legislature has refrained from doing so, says the top court.
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Tenure Of Arbitral Tribunal Can Be Extended Even After Its Term Expires: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday held the fixed tenure of an arbitral tribunal to pass an award can be extended even after the expiry of term, saying the courts must strive to give "meaningful life" to a law to "avoid cadaveric consequences" leading to
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Nissan Close To Settling $729 Million Dispute With Tamil Nadu Government: Report
Under the settlement, Nissan would take a lower payout of about Rs 2,000 crore in unpaid dues and forego sums it has sought in damages.
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Government Of India Vs Cairn Energy Standoff. 10 Points About It
The Government of India and British oil major Cairn Energy have had a long face-off. It has its origin in a retrospective tax amendment law, under which the company was asked to pay a tax liability by India. Cairn contested against the demand and this led to an arbitration case.
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Government To Seek Legal View On Joining RIL Arbitration
RIL and its partners BP Plc of the UK and Canada's Niko Resources had on November 11 brought an arbitration notice against the government, disputing the $1.55 billion demand.
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G S Singhvi Named Arbitrator For $1.5-Billion Ongc-RIL Dispute
RIL and its its partners BP Plc of the UK and Canada's Niko Resources, have named former UK high court judge Bernard Eder to the panel.
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Vodafone Gets Court Permission To Be Part Of Arbitration In Tax Case
This was the company's second arbitration against India over its $11 billion deal acquiring the stake of Hutchinson Telecom.
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In Vodafone Tax Dispute, a New Appeal in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has been asked to stop the government from arbitration proceedings with Vodafone in a tax case worth Rs 20,000 crore.
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HCC To Receives Arbitral Award of Rs 2,000 Crore, Shares Soar 20%
HCC has been asked to reconcile the award amount within 7 days and thereafter open escrow account and submit bank guarantees (BGs) within 30 days for recovering the amount.
