Shareholder Disputes: Cause & Resolution

Arbitration is a private dispute resolution mechanism where two or more parties agree to resolve their current or future disputes before an Arbitral Tribunal in an alternative to adjudication by courts and other public fora established by law. The mutual consensus of parties to resort to arbitration for resolving disputes…

With the recurrence of Covid in mutation form of Omicron & other variants and given the disruption caused by Covid-19 pandemic, the performances under many contracts will be delayed, interrupted or even suspended. Many of the corporate tenants in commercials lease may seek to delay and/or waive the commercial rentals…

Shareholder Remedies: Litigating Fiduciary Breach in the Wake of Corporate Fraud Shareholder Remedies: Litigating Fiduciary Breach in the Wake of Corporate Fraud Shareholder Remedies: Litigating Fiduciary Breach in the Wake of Corporate Fraud “When a director betrays the company, the decisive question is rarely whether a wrong has occurred. The…

Investment Advisors – Do they owe the burden of loss to the Investors for the Wrong Advisory/Investment Frauds? Today driven by the promise of higher returns than the saving accounts or fixed deposits, most of the small and retail investors are moving their investments under the guidance of Investment Advisers….

Arbitration is considered as one of the most preferred modes of dispute resolution in commercial disputes among the parties, being pragmatic, however, the claims for act of fraud  made by the party against the another  in the arbitration proceedings gives rise to a contentious issue– ‘Whether frauds are arbitrable?” The disputes…

A Working Guide to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. A Working Guide to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 A Working Guide to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 The clause nobody reads until the deal has already gone wrong — and what three decades of the 1996 Act,…