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Himachal Pradesh HC Upholds ₹55 Crore MSME Arbitral Award, Says 180-Day EM-II Filing Not Mandatory [Read Order]
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Himachal Pradesh HC Upholds ₹55 Crore MSME Arbitral Award, Says 180-Day EM-II Filing Not Mandatory [Read Order]

Himachal Pradesh HC confirms ₹55 crore MSME award, says EM-II filing is voluntary and the arbitration reference was filed within limitation.

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Kerala HC Rules Buyer–Seller Transactions Not ‘Mutual, Open and Current Account’ Under Limitation Act Judiciary
Kerala HC Rules Buyer–Seller Transactions Not ‘Mutual, Open and Current Account’ Under Limitation Act

Kerala High Court clarifies that simple buyer–seller credit transactions are not mutual, open and current accounts under Article 1 of the Limitation Act.

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