India
is wide and elastic, and enables this Court to formulate legal
doctrines to meet the ends of justice, and the only limitation
thereon ... wide and elastic terms as to enable this Court
to formulate legal doctrines to meet the ends of justice, the only limitation thereon being reason
Parties to Arbitration Agreement .......................................................................45
E. Group of Companies Doctrine .............................................................................56
i. Separate legal personality ................................................................................56
ii. Adopting a pragmatic approach to consent ... apply the doctrine;
b. The doctrine is a consensual theory premised on the existence of a dispute
arising from a defined legal relationship and mutual
expectation form the bedrock for fairness and
predictability of the legal system. The doctrine of rule of
law ensures that laws are applied equally ... legal system.
DOCTRINE OF LEGITIMATE EXPECTATION
15. The doctrine of legitimate expectation, in simple
terms, is a legal principle that arises when a public
authority
parties would fall within the exception
afore-discussed."
21. Explaining the legal basis that may be applied to bind a
non-signatory ... apply to private as well as public
legal entities.
103.2. The second theory includes the legal
doctrines of agent-principal relations, apparent
authority, piercing
Jitendrabhai Virjibhai Limbasiya vs Dhirajlal Mohanbhai Sorathiya on 5 June, 2023
C/SCA/14617/2021
developed in the law of the Roman
Empire a legal theory known as the 'doctrine of
the public trust' ". In America public ... under:
24. The ancient Roman Empire developed a
legal theory known as the "Doctrine of the Public
Trust". It was founded
developed in the law of the Roman
Empire a legal theory known as the 'doctrine of
the public trust' ". In America public ... under:
24. The ancient Roman Empire developed a
legal theory known as the "Doctrine of the Public
Trust". It was founded
also taken cognizance of the fact that as per the legal doctrine
propounded in Watali (supra), the merits of the evidence against the
accused cannot
courts have to grapple with the tension between applying long-established legal
doctrines and adapting to changing social and economic realities. The Apex Court ... tradition and innovation in the legal system,
and the need for courts to carefully consider the implications of applying legal
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apply to private as well as
public legal entities.
103.2. The second theory includes the legal doctrines of agent-principal
relations, apparent authority, piercing ... party on the basis of the group of companies doctrine vis-a-vis other legal
basis for binding a non-signatory, such as agency, alter
