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Enforcement

2 articlesLatest September 2026
Inadequately Stamped Arbitral Award Liable to Be Impounded Under Section 33 Stamp Act; Decree Holder May Withdraw and Re-file After Curing Stamp Defect | Indian Stamp Act, 1899 : Delhi HC
Case Law Analysis
|Delhi High Court

Inadequately Stamped Arbitral Award Liable to Be Impounded Under Section 33 Stamp Act; Decree Holder May Withdraw and Re-file After Curing Stamp Defect | Indian Stamp Act, 1899 : Delhi HC

The Delhi HC held that an arbitral award lacking proper stamp duty must be impounded under Section 33 of the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, but granted the decree holder liberty to withdraw the enforcement petition and re-file after paying the deficient stamp duty and any penalty. This clarifies that stamp deficiency is a curable defect, affecting parties seeking to enforce arbitral awards in Delhi.

Encroachments Must Be Cleared and Wetland Zones Demarcated | Enforcement of Bhoj Wetland Rules : NGT (Bhopal)
Case Law Analysis
|National Green Tribunal

Encroachments Must Be Cleared and Wetland Zones Demarcated | Enforcement of Bhoj Wetland Rules : NGT (Bhopal)

The National Green Tribunal ordered the state to eliminate the remaining 72 illegal structures on the Bhoj wetland, officially demarcate its protected area and stop untreated discharges. This compels all government agencies to enforce the wetland rules, safeguarding the ecosystem and ensuring compliance by local residents and developers.