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Bridging the Divide: Religious Arbitration and WAQF Property Disputes in Modern India
- by Swastika Saha Chowdhury and Amiya Sachdeva, student at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Introduction In a country as diverse as India, the confluence of law, religion and property tends to create complicated legal issues and disputed spaces. One such area is the adjudication of disputes concerning Waqf properties—charitable endowments under Islamic law—where secular legal frameworks and religious traditions tend to conflict. At the centre of this debate lies an em
Swastika Saha Chowdhury and Amiya Sachdeva
Jun 16
CONTRACTUAL REINTERPRETATION IN ARBITRATION: KONKAN RAILWAY V. CHENAB BRIDGE PERSPECTIVE
This essay has been authored by Nandika Seth and Himanshu Gupta from NMIMS. ABSTRACT Though courts under Sections 34 and 37 of the...
Nandika Seth and Himanshu Gupta
Oct 19, 2023
The Global Quandary of Parallel Proceedings and Repudiatory Breach and its effects in India
This essay has been authored by Kishlaya Pal from Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow. INTRODUCTION Arbitration...
Kishlaya Pal
Oct 12, 2023
Delhi High Court Upholds The Legality of Third-Party Funding in Indian Arbitration
This essay has been authored by Sahsransh Pandey and Urmi Shah from Gujarat National Law University. ABSTRACT In a country that still...
Sahsransh Pandey and Urmi Shah
Sep 11, 2023
Arbitration and The Public Policy Exception: Necessary Precaution Or Controversial Impediment?
This essay has been authored by Mathanki Narayanan from Jindal Global Law School. ABSTRACT Sections 34 and 48 of the Arbitration and...
Mathanki Narayanan
Sep 2, 2023
Not Quite The Final Nail in The Unstamped Arbitration Clause Saga?
This essay has been authored by Aryan Pandey from Jindal Global Law School. Introduction The admissibility of documents in arbitration...
Aryan Pandey
Aug 28, 2023
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