The Supreme Court said repeated court challenges to arbitral awards defeat the purpose of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Courts must interfere only on limited grounds, as excessive judicial intervention frustrates speedy dispute resolution.
The Supreme Court held that if a party does not file an appeal or cross-appeal, it is deemed not aggrieved by the operative part of the order. Such a party cannot later challenge that part of the order in an appeal filed by another person.
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.
NEW DELHI: OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, has argued in the Delhi High Court that Indian courts do not have the authority to hear the copyright infringement case filed by Asian News International (ANI).
