A monumental sticking point over which court has the power to extend arbitral proceedings has dogged India’s judiciary for years. Now the Supreme Court has had its say.
It took nearly a decade, but on 29 January the Supreme Court of India put to rest a fundamental issue that had caused a deep chasm between the high courts.
In Jagdeep Chowgule v Sheela Chowgule & Others, a dispute arising out of a memorandum of family settlement, the Supreme Court was presented with the contentious is
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