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This blog analyzes the Bombay High Court's significant ruling on third-party arbitration, explaining when and how non-signatories can be made parties to arbitration proceedings. The judgment sets clear guidelines on the concept of "veritable parties" and emphasizes the fundamental requirement of consent in arbitration.
What it really costs to docket one trademark in India, worked out per mark instead of per docket, so you can compare tools on the number that matters. Last verified October 2026.
A flat buyer complained about delayed possession. Three forums in a row sent him to arbitration because his agreement had a clause. The Supreme Court sent him back.
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