Sunjay Kapur Family Trust Dispute May End Through Mediation by August: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court was informed that mediation in the Sunjay Kapur family trust dispute could conclude by August, raising hopes of an amicable settlement. The matter involved an application by Karisma Kapoor’s children seeking additional time to file their written statement during ongoing mediation.

If A Coconut Tree Could Laugh, It Would Laugh At These Neighbours: Kerala High Court On Neighbours’ Fight

The Kerala High Court dismissed a plea over a coconut tree on a neighbour’s land, calling it a classic case of unnecessary litigation driven by ego clashes between neighbours. Remarking that the tree itself might laugh at the dispute, the Court said its quiet existence had unnecessarily become the subject of valuable judicial time.

Use Of ‘May’ Does Not Defeat Arbitration Clause: MP High Court Refers Shareholding Dispute To Arbitration

The Madhya Pradesh High Court held that the word “may” in an arbitration clause does not make arbitration optional. Justice Deepak Khot ruled that parties’ intention must be examined from the agreement as a whole, allowing appointment of an arbitrator under Section 11(6).

They Are Ruining Each Other’s Career: Supreme Court Seeks Amicable Resolution In Rohini Sindhuri And Roopa Moudgil Case

The Supreme Court urged IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri and IPS officer D Roopa Moudgil to resolve their long-running dispute through mediation, observing that continued litigation was harming both careers. The Court made the remarks while hearing Sindhuri’s challenge to criminal defamation proceedings.

Mediation Is No Longer an Alternative but an Essential Tool for Commercial Justice: CJI Surya Kant at UK Supreme Court

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlighted the rising significance of mediation in commercial dispute resolution, noting that international arbitration increasingly faces delays and procedural complexities. He stressed that mediation should be regarded not merely as an alternative mechanism but as an essential pillar of modern justice systems.

Arbitration Has Come To Resemble The Disease It Was Designed To Cure: CJI Surya Kant

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant observed that international arbitration is increasingly mirroring the delays, costs, and procedural complexities of traditional litigation. Speaking in London, he cautioned that arbitration faces growing challenges relating to efficiency, accessibility, affordability, and effective dispute resolution.

Delhi High Court Rejects SpiceJet’s Review Plea, Orders Rs.144 Crore Deposit in Maran Arbitration Row

The Delhi High Court rejected the review plea filed by SpiceJet and its managing director Ajay Singh over the order to deposit Rs.144 crores in the arbitration dispute with Kalanithi Maran, also imposing Rs.50,000 costs on the airline.

Faraz Alam Sagar Joins CMS IndusLaw As Head Of Disputes & White-Collar Crimes

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas partner Faraz Alam Sagar has moved to CMS IndusLaw as Equity Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution and White-Collar Crimes in Mumbai. His shift marks a significant leadership transition within the legal industry today itself.