MCO Legals - Meharia & Company

MCO Legals - Meharia & Company MCO Legals (Meharia & Company) is a solution oriented law firm with offices in different parts of the country and outside.

This when combined with a unique industry knowledge and experience (50 + years) results in a solution best suited for the clients. Its unparalleled technology ‘MCOAPP’ and dedicated sector called "ClientCare" makes every information available to Clients, anywhere and anytime with just a click of button, ensuring flawless and transparent legal services.

Shubh Savarkar Jayanti 2026...
28/05/2026

Shubh Savarkar Jayanti 2026...

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Disputes arising after ex*****on of settlement agreement remain arbitrable - Ashutos...
25/05/2026

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Disputes arising after ex*****on of settlement agreement remain arbitrable - Ashutosh Infra Pvt. Ltd Case written by Ms. Tannishtha Singh and Mr. Suryansh Baswan.

Delhi High Court holds that disputes, post-consent award remain arbitrable under continuing arbitration clauses, ensuring party autonomy.

https://www.mcolegals.in/kb-details?title=disputes-arising-after-ex*****on-of-settlement-agreement-remain-arbitrable---ashutosh-infra-pvt.-ltd-case&kid=548

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Whether an arbitration clause mentioned in initial contract can be applied to the ne...
19/05/2026

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Whether an arbitration clause mentioned in initial contract can be applied to the new contract arising out of the initial contract - Trading Engineers (International) Ltd Case written by Mr. Abinash Agarwal and Mr. Amit Singhal.

Based on a recent judgment of the Madras High Court, the article analyses Section 7 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and highlights the importance of clear and specific incorporation of arbitration clauses in commercial contracts, while at the same time examining status of incorporation of Arbitration agreement through mere reference to previous contract containing the Agreement.

https://www.mcolegals.in/kb-details?title=whether-an-arbitration-clause-mentioned-in-initial-contract-can-be-applied-to-the-new-contract-arising-out-of-the-initial-contract---trading-engineers-(international)-ltd-case&kid=546

MCO Legals (Meharia & Company) is proud to have successfully represented THE HANUMAN ESTATES LTD before the Hon’ble High...
13/05/2026

MCO Legals (Meharia & Company) is proud to have successfully represented THE HANUMAN ESTATES LTD before the Hon’ble High Court, Calcutta in defending a Decree for mesne profit in an eviction suit passed by a Commercial Court in non-commercial division - withstanding objections on procedural non-transfer under the Commercial Courts Act & challenge on merits to the Special Referee Report and Single Bench Order.

On 06.05.2026, the Division Bench upheld the Special Referee Report and Decree by Single Bench noting that both had considered the location of the premises, available amenities and prevailing rental rates in adjoining buildings while determining mesne profits and the findings were not shown to be perverse warranting interference by the Appellate Court.

Our team before the Hon’ble Calcutta High Court at all stages was led by Mr. Amit Meharia, Managing Partner and assisted by Ms. Paramita Banerjee, Associate Partner, Mr. ROHAN Raj, Senior Associates and Mr. Tamoghna Chattopadhyay, Associate.

Arguments were advanced by Mr. Sabyasachi Chowdhury, Senior Counsel & Ms. Urmila Chakraborty, Counsel.

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Proud to have successfully defended Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. before Hon’ble Delhi High Court in a challenge to Arbitr...
11/05/2026

Proud to have successfully defended Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. before Hon’ble Delhi High Court in a challenge to Arbitral Award under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 wherein the Hon’ble Court was pleased to uphold the Award reiterating that actual loss must be proved to claim compensation under Section 73 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, and that Courts under Section 34 cannot re-appreciate evidence.

The team before the Hon’ble High Court as well as the Arbitral Tribunal was led by Mr. Amit Meharia, Managing Partner and assisted by Ms. Tannishtha Singh, Partner and Mr. Sambhav Choudhary, Senior Associate.

Arguments before the Delhi High Court were advanced by Ms. Vineeta Meharia, Barrister & Senior Counsel.

Arguments before the Arbitral Tribunal were advanced by Mr. Amit Meharia Meharia, Managing Partner.

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Shubh Rabindranath Jayanti 2026...
09/05/2026

Shubh Rabindranath Jayanti 2026...

Shubh Buddha Purnima 2026...
01/05/2026

Shubh Buddha Purnima 2026...

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Arbitral Award after 19 months of Conclusion of Proceedings is Illegal Under Section...
30/04/2026

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Arbitral Award after 19 months of Conclusion of Proceedings is Illegal Under Section 34(2)(b)(ii) of A & C Act, 1996 - GL Litmus Events Case written by Ms. Tannishtha Singh and Mr. Suryansh Baswan.

Delhi High Court sets aside arbitral award passed after a delay of 19 months by holding that the same violates principles of natural justice and public policy.

https://www.mcolegals.in/kb-details?title=arbitral-award-after-19-months-of-conclusion-of-proceedings-is-illegal-under-section-34(2)(b)(ii)-of-a-&-c-act,-1996---gl-litmus-events-case&kid=544

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Whether Statutory Amendments resulting in non-operation of Arbitration Clause negate...
24/04/2026

MCO's Knowledge Bank's Case Study - Whether Statutory Amendments resulting in non-operation of Arbitration Clause negate the entire Arbitration Mechanism - Offshore Infrastructure Case written by Ms. Tannishtha Singh and Mr. Amit Singhal.

Supreme Court affirms that arbitration agreement remains valid even if the clause gets obsolete due to statutory amendments. SC excluded COVID limitation period, and directed neutral appointment of arbitrator.

https://www.mcolegals.in/kb-details?title=whether-statutory-amendments-resulting-in-non-operation-of-arbitration-clause-negate-the-entire-arbitration-mechanism---offshore-infrastructure-case&kid=543

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