Nayara Energy Withdraws Case Against Microsoft After Sudden Suspension Sparks Legal Showdown

Nayara Energy pulled back its Delhi High Court plea after Microsoft restored crucial services suspended over EU sanctions. The dispute arose from alleged breach of contract and was resolved without interim court orders.

“Indian Civil Courts Can Injunct Foreign Arbitrations If Vexatious, Oppressive or Against Public Policy”: Delhi High Court

Delhi High Court rules that Indian civil courts can grant anti-arbitration injunctions against foreign arbitrations if found vexatious, oppressive, or violative of Indian public policy principles.

MSMED Act | “Time-Barred MSE Debts Can Go to Conciliation, Not Arbitration”: Supreme Court 

The Supreme Court rules that time-barred MSE debts under the MSMED Act can be referred to conciliation but not arbitration, clarifying the applicability of the Limitation Act.

Breaking: No Trigger, I’m 70 Now: Dushyant Dave Quits Legal Profession After 48 Glorious Years

Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave retires after a 48-year-long legal journey, saying it’s time for younger lawyers to take charge. He plans to work for society and spend time with family.

Justice Surya Kant: “India Is Reimagining Arbitration in a Dynamic, Multipolar Legal Order”

Justice Surya Kant highlights how India is reimagining arbitration to suit a dynamic, multipolar legal order, positioning itself as a rising global leader in dispute resolution.

Law Minister Meghwal at Institutional Arbitration Conference: “India Will Become The Arbitration Hub”

Law Minister said institutional arbitration aligns with Indian culture and must be encouraged. He added, “India would soon become a leading hub for such arbitration,” highlighting the country’s growing role in global dispute resolution systems.

What Should Arbitrators Do When Fraud Is Suspected? Insights from CJI BR Gavai, Justice Nath & SG Mehta

Top Indian legal experts emphasize the need for arbitrators to act cautiously and fairly when fraud is suspected, even if not formally raised. Discussions highlighted the importance of procedural steps to balance efficiency with due process. The integrity of arbitration is crucial, especially in cases involving significant public funds and potential collusion.

CJI B R Gavai: “India Has Moved from ‘Interventionist Uncle’ to ‘Supportive Elder Cousin’ in the Global Arbitration Family”

Speaking at the LCIA International Arbitration Symposium in London, CJI B R Gavai said India’s role in global arbitration has evolved remarkably. “India has moved from ‘interventionist uncle’ to ‘supportive elder cousin’ in the global arbitration family,” he said, highlighting judicial maturity and restraint.

Delhi HC Issues Contempt Notice to BluSmart and Gensol Over Non-Compliance in EV Case

The Delhi High Court has issued a contempt notice to BluSmart, Gensol, and others for allegedly violating a court order regarding 10 Tata Tigor EVs. Shefasteq claims the companies obstructed efforts to locate the vehicles and failed to provide required information. Legal proceedings involving Gensol have escalated amid serious allegations from SEBI.

Delhi High Court Bars Gensol & BluSmart from Transferring Orix’s 175 Electric Vehicles

The Delhi High Court has prohibited Gensol and BluSmart from transferring rights over 175 leased EVs from Orix due to payment defaults and regulatory issues. Orix requested this order amid claims of contract violations. Additionally, Gensol faces scrutiny from SEBI for governance breaches, impacting investor confidence and stock stability.