Supreme Court: Inclusion in Revised Select List Does Not Give TN MV Inspectors a Vested Right  ||  Bombay HC: ICC Cannot Hear Sexual Harassment Complaint over Non-Employer Transport Incident  ||  Ker HC Upholds Rule that Homeopathic Doctors Must Cancel Registration Before Enrolment as Advocates  ||  J&K&L HC: Evidence Negating Penetration Warrants Conviction For Attempt to Rape, Not Rape  ||  Karnataka High Court Rules on Daughter’s Coparcenary Rights in Grandfather’s Self-Acquired Property  ||  Madhya Pradesh HC: Police Can be Prosecuted for Custodial Violence Without Prior Sanction  ||  AP HP Criticized Authorities and Ordered Removal of an Ex-Serviceman’s Land From the Prohibited List  ||  Kerala High Court Upheld the Conviction of a Madrasa Teacher in a Child Sexual Assault Case  ||  Gauhati High Court: Pending Criminal Case Cannot Indefinitely Delay an MBBS Pass Certificate  ||  SC Took Suo Motu Action and Directed Odisha to Aid a Visually Impaired Man and His Mother    

Kar. HC: Parties Can’t be Forced to Arbitration Proceed. if Not Signatory to Joint Venture Agreement - (29 Mar 2024)

ARBITRATION

Karnataka High Court has held that if the parties are not signatories to the Joint Venture Agreement then the Court cannot direct them to be parties to the arbitration proceedings as per the terms of the Joint Venture Agreement.

Tags : KARNATAKA HIGH COURT   ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS   JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2026 - All Rights Reserved