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Restrictive Clauses In Construction Contracts: Lawful Bargain Or Unlawful Exclusion?

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By Chetna Alagh
| Live Law Verified
Most construction contracts in India often include clauses that restrict or completely negate a contractor's right to seek damages for delays even where the employer is at fault.
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Indian Approach To Anti-Arbitration Injunctions In Foreign-Seated Arbitrations: Safeguarding Justice Or Stifling Arbitration?

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By Chetna Alagh
| Live Law Verified
Arbitration is becoming one of the most preferred mechanisms for resolving various types of disputes, including cross-border commercial disputes. Arbitration gives autonomy to the parties in choosing the law and the procedure for the adjudication of their disputes.
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Contractual Silence In Arbitration: Interplay Of Business Efficacy And Commercial Common Sense

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By Chetna Alagh
| Live Law Verified
Accuracy in the preparation of dispute resolution clauses in the hurly-burly world of business contracts is not only desirable but becomes a necessity. Arbitration, as a preferred mechanism for the resolution of commercial disputes, promises efficiency, confidentiality, and finality. But even the most advanced contracts can be marred by drafting oversights, leaving one to wonder whether...
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