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In this week’s update, we analyze the decision of the Supreme Court in DLF Home Developers Limited v. Rajpura Homes Private Limited & Another with DLF Home Developers Limited v. Begur OMR Homes Private Ltd. & Another. In an application under section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (Act), the Supreme Court determined (i) whether the disputes arose from the subject agreements; and (ii) whether the disputes arising from two separate agreements that are interlinked, ought to be consolidated under a composite award.

  • The Supreme Court considered the extent of court intervention under Section 11 (6-A) of the Act and inter alia, observed that courts can determine core preliminary issues within the framework of section 11 (6-A) of the Act.

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