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Most High Courts Falter on Proactive Disclosures under Section 4 of the RTI Act, Says Report

Most High Courts Falter on Proactive Disclosures under Section 4 of the RTI Act, Says Report
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Most High Courts Falter on Pro-Active Disclosures Under Section 4 of the RTI Act, Says Report

Most High Courts Falter on Pro-Active Disclosures Under Section 4 of the RTI Act, Says Report
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Consider arbitration practitioners for Senior Designations and elevation: IAF writes to CJI Ramana

Convenors of the Indian Arbitration Forum (IAF) have written to Chief Justice of India NV Ramana urging that arbitration practitioners and litigation lawyers be considered on a level playing field for designation as Senior Advocates and elevation as judges. The Indian Arbitration Forum is an association of leading arbitration practitioners committed to encouraging the best practices in arbitration, streamlining the conduct of arbitral proceedings, and promoting the growth of arbitration as a means of dispute resolution in India and abroad. The letter acknowledges that the criteria for elevating arbitration practitioners may need some consideration, given that they may not have a sufficient number of reported judgments, and the fact that arbitral awards are generally confidential in nature, unless specifically challenged before the courts.

DNA Legal Tips: Ironing the road blocks under the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881

DNA Legal Tips: Ironing the road blocks under the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881 The “defaulter”, can be held for their default in a criminal complaint filed by you under Section 138 of the Act. Share Updated: Jun 28, 2021, 10:53 AM IST Imagine you are given a cheque by someone in your name for money they owed you or for services rendered by you for them. You go to the bank, deposit the cheque and anticipate a lavish weekend when suddenly you get a notification from your bank that the cheque you deposited was not cleared, i.e.,was “dishonoured”. Your rightful money did not reach your account and your plans for the weekend go out the window. What do you do?

Compliance with preconditions to arbitration a matter of admissibility, not jurisdiction

In its decision in Sierra Leone v SL Mining Ltd,(1) the High Court confirmed that alleged non-compliance with the provisions of a multi-tiered dispute resolution clause (in particular, the submission of claims to arbitration prior to the end of a prescribed period of negotiation) is exclusively a matter of admissibility for the arbitral tribunal and cannot lead to a successful jurisdictional challenge under Section 67 of the Arbitration Act 1996. This decision confirms the scope of a London-seated tribunal s substantive jurisdiction under Section 30(1) of the Arbitration Act. It also confirms that initiation of arbitration proceedings, in apparent breach of a mandatory multi-tiered dispute resolution clause, may be valid where settlement of the dispute is deemed impossible within the remaining prescribed period.

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