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Article Title: Highlights on Miles and Tatham: Disadvantages ofparty appointed Arbitrators in the UK In the UK, the arbitration process is a popular and often preferred method of dispute resolution, particularly in commercial and international matters. The flexibility, confidentiality, and impartiality of arbitration make it an attractive option for parties to resolve their disputes while […]

Court by which decree may be executed In Indian law, the execution of a decree refers to the formal process by which a court enforces its judgment or order. Essentially, it involves the process of enforcing the rights and obligations as determined by the court. The court by which a decree may be executed depends

COURTS BY WHICH DECREES MAY BE EXECUTED IntroductionIn India, the execution of decrees is a crucial aspect of the legal system. Once a decree has been passed by a court, it needs to be enforced to ensure that the parties involved comply with the court’s decision. The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) lays down

Definition of Court which passed a decree In Indian Law, a court that has passed a decree refers to a judicial body that has made a final decision or judgment in a legal case. This decree is a formal order of the court that determines the rights and liabilities of the parties involved in the

Application to Orders under Indian Law Introduction In the Indian legal system, the concept of “application to orders” refers to the process through which individuals or entities can make formal requests or applications to the court or relevant authorities for the issuance of specific orders. These orders may relate to a wide range of legal

Extrajudicial Confessions Confession is an admission of guilt made by a accused in a criminal case. The general rule is that only a truthful confession is worthy of being used against an accused and is considered a reliable piece of evidence to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. However, the admissibility of confession does not automatically

The State of Merger Control in India With a population of over 1.3 billion people and a rapidly expanding economy, India is a key global player in mergers and acquisitions activity. As such, it is crucial for businesses operating in India to have a detailed understanding of the country's merger control regulations. The Competition Act,

The importance of free speech cannot be overemphasized in a democracy. The freedom of expression is a basic human right and a key pillar of the Constitution of India. In the recent case of Disney Enterprises, Inc. & Ors v. Praharaj & Anr, the Delhi High Court upheld this fundamental right, declaring that the freedom

Man-in-the-middle attack during share purchase agreement negotiations A Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack is a type of cybersecurity attack where an attacker intercepts communication between two parties. The attacker then relays and/or alters the communication in real-time, without either party being aware of the interference. MitM attacks can occur through various methods, including phishing, setting up fake

Case Comment: Factors Contributing To Efficiency In International Arbitration International arbitration has long been used as an efficient means of resolving complex cross-border disputes. In today's rapidly evolving global landscape, the demand for this dispute resolution method continues to increase. As a result, there has been a growing focus on identifying factors that contribute to