New Developments in Arbitration scenario and the Changing Times in India Arbitration is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution. ADR methods enjoy significant advantages such as lower costs, greater flexibility of process, higher confidentiality, greater likelihood of settlement, choice of forum, choice of solutions etc. Having said that one of the most popular widely recognised and practised forms of ADR is Arbitration. Though changes in law have made arbitration a popular…
Can undertaking Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India In India, in the early 90s, Mahatma Gandhi introduced the concept of corporate social responsibility. During those time, CSR was based on the concept of trusteeship which would help in achieving the socio-economic growth. Sometimes, CSR was also based on family traditions, culture, and religious values. https://csrcfe.org/about-csr-in-india-public-policy/ India made history in the year 2014 by becoming the first…
High Court orders judicial probe into Dalit Woman’s custodial death On Thursday, the Telangana High Court ordered a judicial probe into the custodial death of a dalit woman, Mariamma, at Addaguduru police station in the Rachakonda police commissionerate limits on June 18. A bench comprising of Justice M S Ramachandra Rao and Justice T Vinod Kumar gave this direction while hearing a petition filed by People’s Union for Civil Liberties, Telanagana state unit, general secretary…
Realm of Public Policy and Enforcement of Domestic Arbitral Award Arbitration offers parties with a plethora of advantages over litigation in commercial disputes. The purpose of arbitration is to bring into effect a quasi-justice delivery system agreed upon by the parties to the contract. Such arrangement also has an implicit consequence that it should not be open for the parties to subject the award to a normal process of appeal in judicial Courts. The parties can move to…