Month: July 2024

Introduction Arbitration as a form of alternative dispute resolution has become increasingly popular and sought after in recent times.The utilization of arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism presents several salient advantages that render it a propitious option for certain legal controversies. Of paramount importance is the aspect of fiscal efficiency. Arbitral proceedings typically entail reduced …

The Evolving Jurisprudence of Arbitral Seat and Venue in Indian Law: A Critical Analysis Read More »

Introduction On 15February, a five-judge Constitution Bench led by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud unanimously held the Union govt’s Electoral Bond Scheme (EBS) to be unconstitutional in its judgement in Association for Democratic Norms v Union of India. It also held the amendments in Representation of the People Act 1951 (RPA), Companies Act 2013, and the …

RIGHT TO INFORMATION VS RIGHT TO DONOR PRIVACY: DECONSTRUCTING THE ELECTORAL BONDS JUDGEMENT Read More »

Introduction In the complex world of contract law, agreement enforceability is essential for fairness and stability in business and employment partnerships. In non-compete, non-solicitation, and other restrictive covenants, contracts often overreach or impose unfair restrictions. If too broad or oppressive, these terms might create enforceability concerns and invalidate agreements. These issues can be addressed pragmatically …

THE BLUE PENCIL RULE: ENSURING CONTRACTUAL FAIRNESS AND ENFORCEABILITY IN MODERN LAW Read More »