Litigation Law, Mediation Law and Arbitration Law

24–25 сентября 2026 года в The Ritz-Carlton Almaty пройдет Kazakhstan Legal Forum 2026 — одно из крупнейших юридических событий региона, ежегодно объединяющее...

The High Court of Australia held that India had not waived sovereign immunity in respect of enforcement proceedings by ratifying the New York Convention...

A Decree Holder seeks to execute an arbitral award of ₹385 crore through attachment and sale of properties, while Judgment Debtors argue they are undergoing Personal Insolvency Resolution Process under IBC, 2016. The central question is whether execution proceedings can continue when the statutory moratorium has expired but insolvency proceedings remain active, and whether this would grant preferential treatment disrupting the proposed repayment plan.

The Supreme Court of India delivered a scathing critique of judicial conduct in arbitration matters, examining a case where an arbitral award from 2014 remained unenforced for over a decade due to repeated court challenges.

China's Supreme People's Court has issued its first public decision clarifying the country's inventorship standards, revealing significant differences from U.S. patent law...

Contesting a will involves navigating complex legal procedures, from obtaining estate information and establishing eligibility to gathering evidence and potentially filing court applications. Understanding the step-by-step process, including negotiation options and court determinations, can help eligible persons assess whether they have grounds to challenge inadequate provision in a deceased's estate.

It was also observed that the Appellant failed to produce documentary evidence of the alleged loans and their repayment, and had challenged the transactions after an unexplained delay of nearly ten years, during which the GPAs remained uncancelled and subsequent transactions continued without objection. Finding no perversity, patent illegality or substantial question of law, the Court dismissed the appeal.

The Supreme Court of India, through its judgement dated 26.05.2026 in the matter of Gujrat Water Supply and Sewerage Board v Saryu Plastics Private Limited, held that a party cannot challenge an arbitral award on the ground that the arbitral mandate has expired, when the party itself has accepted extension of arbitral mandate.

The High Court of Delhi, through its judgment dated 18.05.2026 in the matter of M/s R.C. Sood & Co. Developers Pvt. Ltd. v. Sharad Maheshwari & Anr., dismissed an appeal challenging the decree of District Judge directing refund of INR 18,00,000/- to the purchasers in a real estate dispute arising out of cancellation of a villa allotment and alleged forfeiture of earnest money.

When serious allegations are published – intentionally, publicly and to a mass audience – the legal question is immediate and unforgiving: who must justify them? Under Australian defamation law, the answer is not the person defamed. It is the person who chose to publish.

Foreign buyers facing Sinosure claims often underestimate the complexity and risks involved, from supply chain disruption to executive travel restrictions.

Employees frequently commence proceedings with a pleading containing serious, damaging and untested allegations about the employer, its executives, HR decision-makers, colleagues or even third parties.