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RGA International Reinsurance Company DAC, an Ireland-based life reinsurer entered into reinsurance arrangements with Indian insurers and received reinsurance premiums for assuming risk overseas.

The Supreme Court of India recently delivered a significant judgment in the case of Sohom Shipping Pvt. Ltd. vs. The New India Assurance Co. Ltd. & Anr., cited as 2025 INSC 453.

The Bombay High Court has allowed an application under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and appointed a sole arbitrator, holding that the respondent had not shown with sufficient clarity that the Mumbai arbitration clause in the tender document was replaced by a later clause providing for arbitration at Kolkata.

The Arbitral Tribunal is a private forum chosen by the parties to the dispute to get their civil or commercial disputes adjudicated.

The Bombay High Court declined to grant interim relief, where a judgment of the Commercial Court of the City of Moscow, Russia was sought to be relied on as conclusive evidence of debt. The Court held that a foreign judgment does not automatically entitle a party to interim protection in India where the judgment does not meet the test of conclusiveness under Indian law.

Nordic Intertrade As (Norway) v. Steel Authority of India Limited , entailed a judicial challenge to a domestic arbitral award involving liability for payment of export duty in an FOB Contract.

The Delhi High Court, in a recent judgment in Las Ground Force Pvt. Ltd. v. Goldair Handling S.A [2024 DHC 9528] dealt with the enforcement of a non-compete clauses at the stage of granting interim reliefs within the framework of Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 ("Arbitration Act").

Readers familiar with the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, (Act) are aware that Indian seated arbitrations are divided into two categories viz, pure domestic arbitration and international commercial arbitration.

In NBCC (India) Limited v. Zillion Infraprojects Pvt. Ltd., the Supreme Court of India ruled that simply mentioning another contract in an agreement would not automatically lead to incorporation of the arbitration clause in the subsequent agreement.

A three-judge Bench of the Supreme Court has set aside an arbitral tribunal's §16 order on the ground that it failed to consider the applicability of the "group of companies" doctrine.

The Bombay High Court ruled on a writ petition filed by Tata Sons Private Limited challenging aspects of arbitration proceedings involving NTT Docomo Inc.

The Information Technology Act is primarily based on United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNICTRAL) model law on electronic commerce.

The 56th GST Council meeting held in New Delhi on September 3, 2025, introduced significant reforms aimed at rationalising tax rates across sectors, including the automotive industry.

The COVID-19 pandemic arrived out of the blue and engulfed the world like wildfire.

What is known to exist but is not visible is surrounded by mystery. It excites the imagination and people spin yarns about it.

Section 182, Indian Contract Act, 1872, has now painfully emerged to be expediently self-evident which must evolve in light of the new challenges and the nuances that the digital revolution has introduced and the emerging e-commerce platforms have brought about.

‘Liquidated Damages' means a compensation specified under the contract agreed between the parties for an estimated loss and which is required to be paid upon failure of either party to perform its obligations.

The Delhi High Court in a recent unreported judgment in Aanchal Mittal & Ors. v. Ankur Shukla [CM (M) 1086/2021 and CM No. 42689/2021] has clarified that inter se disputes between partners...