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Category: Form and Contents of Arbitral Award

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06 January 2020, Monday

Standard of setting aside; facets of a reasoned award; power of remission et. al. (Supreme Court)

by Avantika Verma

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2 years ago

The question of applicability of CPC to arbitration cases is pending in the Supreme Court: Kerala Hi...

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2 years ago

Allowing compensation for cost escalation and additional expenses during the delayed period caused b...

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2 years ago

Award restored by upholding the tribunal’s power to grant compound interest and interpret the contra...

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2 years ago

Power to grant pre-reference and pendente lite interest is subject to agreement but court’s or tribu...

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2 years ago

Set aside petition assailing grant of claims on additional work, overheads for variation, idling cha...

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2 years ago

Merely because the interest component is large is not a ground to deny it. The legal position on gra...

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2 years ago

Supplying a copy of the award to the lawyer does not start the limitation Section 34 (3) ACA for fil...

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2 years ago

Disputes under three contracts cannot be consolidated without parties’ agreement, though the same tr...

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2 years ago

Tribunal cannot modify award in the garb of correction: Supreme Court of India

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2 years ago

Tribunal has a wide discretion to award interest under Section 31(7) ACA: Delhi High Court

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3 years ago

Conditions of Particular Application (COPA) in NTPC contracts prohibit pre-award interest: Delhi Hig...

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3 years ago

If post-award interest is granted only on the principal sum, the calculation of the principal sum wo...

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3 years ago

Tribunal has a substantial discretion to award interest under Section 31(7) ACA: Supreme Court of In...

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3 years ago

There is no rule that the award must refer to every document: Madras High Court

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3 years ago

Reasons may be found in a single sentence or not even in ten pages: Madras High Court

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3 years ago

2. Under Section 34 ACA, receiving an award means receiving a copy signed under Section 31 ACA (Supr...

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