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Section 37 appeal

2 articlesLatest July 2026
Section 37 Arbitration Act | Unsubstantiated Loss of Profit Claims Cannot Sustain Arbitral Award: Karnataka HC
Case Law Analysis
|Karnataka High Court

Section 37 Arbitration Act | Unsubstantiated Loss of Profit Claims Cannot Sustain Arbitral Award: Karnataka HC

The Karnataka High Court ruled that arbitral tribunals cannot award loss of profits without concrete evidence, even if contract foreclosure was unlawful. The decision underscores that findings of fact in arbitration are binding unless perverse, rejecting a Rs. 4.38 crore claim for lack of proof. Contractors and businesses must now ensure robust documentation to sustain damages claims in arbitration.

Section 37 A&C Act | Rejection of Impleadment Application is Jurisdictional Ruling, Appealable as Section 16 Determination : Delhi HC
Case Law Analysis
|Delhi High Court

Section 37 A&C Act | Rejection of Impleadment Application is Jurisdictional Ruling, Appealable as Section 16 Determination : Delhi HC

Delhi High Court rules that an arbitral tribunal's rejection of an impleadment application constitutes a jurisdictional ruling under Section 16 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, making it appealable under Section 37. The decision reinforces that non-signatories may be bound by arbitration agreements based on conduct and contractual interlinkage, expanding the scope of arbitral jurisdiction.