Supreme Court Dismisses SLP Against Delhi HC Order Appointing Sole Arbitrator
politics#ManmohanSinghCoalBlockCase

Supreme Court Dismisses SLP Against Delhi HC Order Appointing Sole Arbitrator

The Supreme Court dismissed a special leave petition against a Delhi HC order appointing a sole arbitrator. The court ruled that an exclusive jurisdiction clause can indicate the seat of arbitration.

Supreme Court Dismisses SLP Against Delhi HC Order Appointing Sole Arbitrator

The Supreme Court dismissed a special leave petition against a Delhi HC order appointing a sole arbitrator. The court ruled that an exclusive jurisdiction clause can indicate the seat of arbitration. The court's decision was based on the interpretation of the arbitration agreement between the parties.

Supreme Court's Landmark Order on Lift Accidents

The Supreme Court has ruled that a consumer cannot be expected to first determine the extent of each party's fault in the event of a lift accident. The landmark order aims to fix responsibility for lift accidents, and the court has directed the government to take necessary steps to implement the order. The ruling is expected to have a significant impact on the lives of people who use lifts daily.

Supreme Court Closes Proceedings Against Former PM Dr. Manmohan Singh

The Supreme Court has closed the criminal proceedings initiated against former Prime Minister and Congress leader Dr. Manmohan Singh in the coal block allocation scam case. The court allowed the appeal filed by the late leader in 2015 and set aside the trial court's order. The court's decision is a significant development in the case, which has been pending for several years. The coal block allocation scam is one of the major scandals that have rocked the Indian government in recent years.

Supreme Court Gives Clean Chit to Ex-PM Manmohan Singh in Coal Block Allocation Case

The Supreme Court on Wednesday closed a criminal case against former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in a coal block allocation case. The court set aside a summoning order passed against him, giving him a clean chit. The apex court held that there were no cogent reasons to discard the CBI's closure reports or take cognisance of the case against Singh. The decision is a significant relief for Singh, who had been facing the case for several years.