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Supreme Court Clarifies the Trigger Point for Commencement of Arbitration under Indian Laws

February 11, 2026

Summary: The Supreme Court has addressed a long-standing issue in arbitration law, holding that the receipt of the arbitration notice marks the commencement of arbitral proceedings for the purposes of limitation period, interim reliefs, and procedural laws.

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