Arbitrability of Tenancy Matters in India: Recent Developments
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The presentation discusses the recent judgement of the Supreme Court in Himangni Enterprises v. KS Ahluwalia (SCI. 2017) where the Supreme Court reiterated the previously held position that tenancy/ eviction matters were not arbitrable. The presentation concludes raising questions as to whether it is sound policy to make such disputes non-arbitrable.
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