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ARTICLE · 12 JUNE 2026

Dispute Resolution & ADR Newsletter - June 2026

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The June 2026 edition of Fox & Mandal's Dispute Resolution & ADR Newsletter analyses the enforceability of foreign judgments; invocation of arbitration agreements by non-signatories; the interplay between contractual disputes and insolvency proceedings; termination and blacklisting in government contracts; and other recent judgments of the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts

IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Ashutosh Gupta
Ashutosh Gupta
Kunal Mimani
Kunal Mimani
Mandeep Singh
Mandeep Singh
Abhinav Jain
Abhinav Jain
Kartikey Bhatt
Kartikey Bhatt
Parag Chaturvedi
Parag Chaturvedi
Prashant Alai
Prashant Alai
Ishan Puri
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  • Foreign summary judgment fails enforcement test where triable issues remain unexamined
  • Arbitration rights extended to a non signatory collaborator integral to contract performance
  • Contractual property-financing disputes falls outside the scope of CIRP
  • Blacklisting requires independent notice and cannot follow termination automatically
  • Prolonged non-utilisation of industrial land justifies lease cancellation
  • GST proceedings against a non existent amalgamated entity are void

Foreign summary judgment fails enforcement test where triable issues remain unexamined

Griesheim GMBH v Goyal MG Gases Pvt Ltd

 Supreme Court of India | 2026 INSC 401

The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that a foreign judgment will be enforceable in India only if it is genuinely rendered on merits and after affording the defendant a fair opportunity to present its case. This decision is significant because it clarifies that the enforceability of a foreign summary judgment depends not on the procedure

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