SC stresses time limits for arbitration arguments; calls lengthy oral and written submissions a matter of serious concern and urges judicial introspection.
Read Full ArticleDelhi High Court rules that an arbitration clause in invoices isn't valid without express or implicit acceptance, terminating a unilaterally appointed arbitrator's mandate.
Supreme Court urges amendment for a specific time limit on arbitrator appointments to expedite dispute resolutions, amid COVID-19 considerations.
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