Supreme Court: “Use of Premises Doesn’t Imply Colombian Law Governs Arbitration Agreement”

The Supreme Court has provided clarity on identifying the law applicable to arbitration agreements. The ruling addresses conflicts arising from multiple arbitration clauses in international commercial contracts governed by Indian law. It establishes guidelines for resolving such disputes effectively. This decision strengthens the legal framework for arbitration in cross-border agreements.

West Bengal Govt. Forms Seven- Member Committee to Suggest Amendments to New criminal laws

The West Bengal Government today has set up a seven-member committee, led by a retired judge of the Calcutta High Court, to review three new criminal laws that replaced the British-era laws on July 1. The committee, including state ministers, the advocate general, and police officials, will submit its findings within three months. West Bengal is the third state to amend these laws.