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Day 1 of the 5th edition of the Uzbek Arbitration Week commenced with insightful keynote address by Prof. Mohamed Abdel Wahab on making Uzbekistan a preferred hub for international arbitration.
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A comprehensive report of the Day 3 of the Delhi Arbitration Weekend 2025, where the discussions concluded with the last panel discussing enforceability and the esteemed speakers delivering insightful speeches in the closing ceremony.
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A crisp, comprehensive report of the awaited Day 1 of the Delhi Arbitration Weekend 2025, where the discussions traversed various key topics such as the Anatomy of an Enforceable Award, 2025 SIAC Rules, and Arbitration Amidst Global Challenges and Change.
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In this training session organised by Delos Dispute Resolution, the eminent panellists, comprising different legal professionals, discussed the structure, essentials, and considerations of an arbitral award.
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A panel discussion was organised by SAM, Arbitral Women, and Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr on the proposed amendments to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, via the 2024 draft bill as a precursor to the Delhi Arbitration Weekend.
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“Time has come that all stakeholders must contemplate about creating Corporate Climate Responsibility Fund which may be dedicated to address the problems relating to environment/cleanliness/public hygiene.”
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An illuminating oxford-style debate was conducted by the IIAC and DIAC at the Delhi High Court on the motion that Institutional Arbitration is the complete solution to restore the faith of PSUs in arbitration as the preferred mode of dispute resolution.
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“It transpires that despite the availability of sufficient funds, the machines/equipment are not being made available to the CIMS, which is causing hardships not only to the patients but also to the Doctors, which could have saved their precious time and energy, and treated a greater number of patients.”
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The petitioner contended that the live streams of court proceedings were being misused by several private entities in creating reels, clips, and memes, which were derogatory and wrongfully portrayed the legal fraternity.
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“The petitioner’s contention that the entire educational system is failing due to the slow network appears to have merit.”
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A quick legal roundup to cover important stories from all High Courts from the first week of September, 2025.
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2025 SCC Vol. 7 Part 4: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Arbitration, Judiciary, Insolvency and Bankruptcy, Land Acquisition, and Service Law.
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The Court stated that since the temple was ancient the Department may look into its affairs and propose a scheme of administration.
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Allegedly, three bombs had been planted in the Court premises and the premises were warned to be vacated by 2 pm.
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“Any person who is directly or indirectly involved in maligning the image of our country (India) and the National flag in any manner is hazardous to society, hence such persons are not liable for any sympathetic consideration.”
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The petitioner contended that the Chhattisgarh Medical Post Graduate Admission Rules, 2021, worked in a way that would amount to 100 per cent reservation to candidates who got MBBS degree from Chhattisgarh or belonged to Chhattisgarh.
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The news report stated that the Police quarters, which were 34 years old, were dilapidated, however, no action had been taken for the affected families.
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“Merely because a person has been made a nominee, he would not receive the benefits in his own personal and individual capacity, but he would receive it as a trustee with liability to return the amount to those in whose favour the law creates a beneficial interest. The nominee will be governed by the law of succession.”
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“The FIR specifically alleges that the knives ordered by the accused persons through Flipkart, which were prohibited under the Arms Act, were delivered through the logistics chain of ElasticRun where the present accused persons were employed, despite prior communications and warnings from the police authorities to e-commerce platforms to desist from supplying such prohibited items.”
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“This dreadful act is sufficient to hold that she has committed mental cruelty with the husband and the Trial Court erred in not appreciating the facts evident on the record and even more so in replacing them with its own perceived notions.”
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