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Showing posts with label interim award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interim award. Show all posts
Monday, 25 May 2026

Delhi HC: Drawing the Line: When Does a Procedural Order Become an “Interim Award” in Arbitration?

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Introduction The Delhi High Court’s decision in Eureka Forbes Ltd v Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation   Decided On: 12.05.2026...

When Procedure Ends and Adjudication Begins: The Law of Interim Awards in Arbitration

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 In light of the foregoing discussion and the judicial precedents noticed hereinabove, the governing test for determining whether an order q...
Sunday, 24 April 2022

Whether the order of the arbitrator refusing to entertain a counterclaim is the interim award?

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  Section 34 of the 1996 Act allows recourse to a Court against any "arbitral award". "Arbitral award" is defined in Sec...

Can the arbitrator refuse to entertain a counterclaim if it is not as per his liberty?

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  The right of the petitioner to file counter-claims exists independent of any liberty granted by the learned Arbitral Tribunal. It is alway...
Sunday, 17 February 2019

Whether claims which are raised at time of invoking arbitration but are not part of Statement of Claim are barred by limitation?

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It is, accordingly, held that the present petition is maintainable. Additional claims having been raised in the first place in the notice...
Sunday, 25 November 2018

Whether it is mandatory for court to impose conditions while granting stay to execution of arbitration award?

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A bare perusal of the provisions of Section 36 shows that the jurisdiction so conferred on the Court is a discretionary jurisdiction. The ...
Saturday, 27 January 2018

Whether award passed by arbitrator which decides issue of limitation is interim award?

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    In ITW Signode India Ltd. v. CCE (2004) 3 SCC 48 at 74, a case strongly relied upon by Shri Sinha, this Court held in the context o...