A Singapore court has Sets Aside the order passed by a panel led by former Chief Justice of India, saying it was not fair. The court said the panel did not properly examine both sides’ arguments. It also used the wrong legal rules and contract terms. The judgment said this went against the basic rules of natural justice.
CJI Chandrachud emphasized the need for diverse representation in international arbitration during Delhi Arbitration Week. He highlighted biases in arbitrator selection, citing a case involving rapper Jay-Z. Chandrachud advocated for the inclusion of highly qualified Indian arbitrators and cautioned against AI bias. The event also addressed biases in arbitration and the empowering nature of arbitration for parties.
Singapore Supreme Court Judge Judith Prakash joins Today a nine-judge bench in India to determine if royalties from mineral rights constitute a tax. Chief Justice Chandrachud welcomed her as a guest member, noting her involvement in the Delhi Arbitration Weekend. The event, held from March 6 to 10, is organized by the Delhi International Arbitration Centre.
India and Singapore Supreme Courts Ink MoU for Enhanced Judicial Cooperation In a significant move to bolster judicial ties, the Supreme Courts of India and Singapore have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster judicial cooperation between the two nations. The landmark agreement was signed during an official visit to Singapore by the Chief […]