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From arbitration to ONGC's customs refund, here're the key court orders

An arbitration which was caught in legal knots for 12 years will start now after the Division Bench of the Bombay high court set aside the order of the single judge bench.

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Supreme Court has denounced the practice of government and its companies fighting legal battles in courts

M J Antony
Loyalty insurance cushions firm’s loss
The Supreme Court has asked Oriental Insurance to pay Rs 3.5 crore to National Bulk Handling Corporation, which suffered by a fraud committed by its employees. The corporation had taken a fidelity guarantee insurance. The policy covers fraud, theft, and other offences committed by the employees of a firm or institution. The insurance under it is for honesty, against negligence or for being faithful and loyal to its employers. The protection afforded is different from normal insurance policies. In this case, the corporation was a collateral management company, which undertook store commodities pledged by farmers, traders