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ARTICLE · 06 APRIL 2022

Monthly Newsletter - March 2022

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To this effect, it needs to be noted that jurisdiction is a key question to be determined by the court, as it limits the authority of a court to adjudicate a legal dispute.

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Sukanya Lal
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We are pleased to share our Monthly Newsletter with you. In our Newsletter for the month of March (attached herewith), we bring to you the most important and significant legal developments from the field of Indian Arbitration. While we encapsulate the legal updates and discuss that The Arbitral Fee Has to Be Determined On The Basis Of Aggregate Amount of Claim and Counter - Claim, we also briefly discuss, Delhi High Court's decision that Mere Use Of Word 'Arbitration' In Heading Clause Of Agreement Does Not Infer Existence Of Arbitration Agreement Between The Parties

We also discuss certain important judgements of the Supreme Court and various high courts, such as A Party Cannot Claim Restitution When It Is Equally or More Responsible for the Illegality of a Contract. We also highlight several significant developments in the field of Corporate Law, such as, SEBI Revises Limit for Placing Number of Orders per Second From 100 to 120 for Algorithmic Trading

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