Tag: Sneha Jaisingh
Policy, process and delay in arbitral challenges
India’s Supreme Court reinforces arbitration finality where due process objections cannot derail awards or restart proceedings
Knock knock
Preparing for India’s multi-agency dawn raids: Building response architecture, preserving privilege and documenting every step
Only substantial flaws may overturn arbitration award
Missing section 21 notice not fatal; party conduct waives procedure, broadens arbitration scope: Supreme Court
India to be an outlier in dispute resolution
Delhi High Court granted an anti-arbitration injunction in a Singapore-seated ICC dispute, questioning judicial limits in international arbitration
Limits on non-compete clauses in employment contracts
India’s legal metrology law creates high compliance costs and urgent need for simplification to boost ease of doing business
Independent directors have a job to do
Independent directors face rising liability as SEBI and courts demand greater diligence and accountability
Bharucha & Partners inducts four equity partners
Bharucha & Partners appointed Vishnu Dutt U, Kaushik Moitra, Sneha Jaisingh, and Swathi Girimaji as equity partners
IBC not a tool for debt collection
The IBC aims to revive distressed entities, but its application often differs
Family settlement disputes may include non-signatories
In Ajay Madhusudan Patel v Jyotrindra S Patel, the Supreme Court allowed non-signatories to join arbitration under a family arrangement agreement, applying the Cox & Kings tests
