CJI B.R. Gavai, speaking at a London summit, proposed four urgent reforms for India’s arbitration: ensuring finality of awards, promoting institutional arbitration, enforcing stricter timelines to prevent delays, and increasing diversity among arbitrators. His vision aims to enhance India’s arbitration landscape, making it more efficient, reliable, and inclusive.
The Delhi High Court stressed the urgency of expediting legal processes for rape victims, citing detrimental effects on their well-being and the fair administration of justice. They emphasized the need to balance the rights of the victims and the accused, imposing costs as a deterrent against delays for prompt and impartial justice.
