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â€˜Seatâ€™ of Arbitration & its relation with Jurisdiction of Courts.

â€˜Seatâ€™ of Arbitration & its relation with Jurisdiction of Courts.

Domestic arbitration, with which we are concerned, are regulated by Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 [â€œAct of 1996â€]. Section 2(2) states that Part I applies where the â€˜placeâ€™ of arbitration is in India1. Therefore, arbitration proceedings which takes place in India and where

Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards under Indian Arbitration Law

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 makes provision for Domestic Award as set out in Section 2(7) of the Act of 1996 as well as recognition and enforcement of New York Convention Awards (Chapter I, Part II) and Geneva Convention Award (Chapter II, Part II). Preamble to the Act

Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards under Indian Arbitration Law

Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards under Indian Arbitration Law

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 makes provision for Domestic Award as set out in Section 2(7) of the Act of 1996 as well as recognition and enforcement of New York Convention Awards (Chapter I, Part II) and Geneva Convention Award (Chapter II, Part II). Preamble to the Act

A peep into the philosophy of property

The word â€˜propertyâ€™ is a slightly evasive word. Absolute property in the sense of unlimited right of disposal hardly exists. A man, under our present laws, has no absolute property even in his own life; he is restrained from suicide and punished if he attempts to do it. In

Is Husband's incapacity to work or to provide money for home a Cruelty?

Section 10 (l) (b) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 955, provides that either party to a marriage, whether solemnised before or after the commencement of the Act, may present a petition to the District Court praying for a decree of judicial separation on the ground that the other party has

Doctrine of Nolo Contenders

Arraignment It is well known that arraignment is the event occurring at the general trial Court level that formally initiates the trial process. As such, it is the first official occasion at which the accused is given an opportunity to answer the accusation. Here, at this stage, accused is required

Jogendra Chunder Ghose: A Tribute to Pioneering Research in Hindu Law

Rai Bahadur Jogendra Chunder Ghose was born on the 26th May 1860 and died on the 3rd March 1947. His long life of eighty seven years was rich with many epochmaking events. He belonged to a family, which before and after his time, has shown special distinction in the realms