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Thanks for sharing the important amendments. Today mind, this is major reforms after 1957 with Private Sector entry in Mining & Exploration for atomic and deep-seated minerals. The Statement of Objects & Reasons unfolds the salutary objects of giving licence to private sector for mining and exploration in deep-seated and atomic minerals. The atomic minerals – lithium, niobium, titanium, zirconium, etc; are required for space, electronics communications energy sector, electric batteries and critical in net-zero commitment of the country. The deep-seated minerals are gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead, nickel, cobalt, platinum, diamonds, etc. These major reforms aimed at enhancing mineral production at a large extent will go a long way to elevate the country to the position of 3rd largest economy of the world. #minesandminerals #privateparticipation #licence #amendmentof2023 #legaldeli
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Thanks for sharing the important amendments. Today mind, this is major reforms after 1957 with Private Sector entry in Mining & Exploration for atomic and deep-seated minerals. The Statement of Objects & Reasons unfolds the salutary objects of giving licence to private sector for mining and exploration in deep-seated and atomic minerals. The atomic minerals – lithium, niobium, titanium, zirconium, etc; are required for space, electronics communications energy sector, electric batteries and critical in net-zero commitment of the country. The deep-seated minerals are gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead, nickel, cobalt, platinum, diamonds, etc. These major reforms aimed at enhancing mineral production at a large extent will go a long way to elevate the country to the position of 3rd largest economy of the world. #minesandminerals #privateparticipation #licence #amendmentof2023 #legaldeli
The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2023 received the assent of the President on 9th August, 2023. It amends the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) (MMDR) Act, 1957. This is the fifth amendment to the MMDR Act, 1957 since 2014. Visit our blog for more information, https://lnkd.in/dRK9VFMq This post is purely informative and we do not intend to offend any person or infringe any copyright. #RRLF #advocates #lawyers #supremecourt #indianlaw #legalnews #highcourt #legal #lawyerslife #indianlawyer #blog
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Paris-based international arbitration lawyer Clément Fouchard and jurist Adam Calloway discuss a ruling by the English Commercial Court involving a complex oil and gas dispute between RSM Production Corporation and Gaz du Cameroun in an article published by LexisNexis. ℹ The ruling not only underscores the importance of honouring arbitration agreements, but emphasizes the importance of carefully considering the interplay among dispute resolution clauses when crafting interconnected upstream oil and gas contracts (including any settlement agreements related to these contracts). 📍 A five-point summary of their article is as follows: "English Commercial Court maintains Anti-Suit Injunction in Multi-Contract Oil and Gas Dispute (RSM Production Corporation v. Gaz du Cameroun [2023]EWHC 2820 (Comm))" 1️⃣ The Court was required to examine varying dispute resolution provisions of two interconnected upstream oil and gas contracts and a settlement agreement flowing from one of two parallel arbitrations. 2️⃣ The objective was to establish whether court proceedings brought in Cameroon (based on claims brought under one of the two contracts) had been initiated in breach of the arbitration agreement found within the settlement agreement. 3️⃣ The Court determined, mainly due to the effective operation of a ‘one stop shop’ stipulation in the settlement agreement that any dispute arising both under it and the two upstream contracts may be consolidated, that the arbitration agreement was indeed binding and applied to the court proceedings that had been initiated. 4️⃣ The decision emphasizes the English Court’s commitment to preventing breaches of arbitration agreements, ensuring parties adhere to agreed dispute resolution mechanisms, and protecting against potential adverse judgments in non-contractual jurisdictions. Seeking interim relief remains open to Parties (where permitted by the relevant arbitration clause), however such relief must be genuinely interim in nature. 5️⃣ Ultimately, this decision contributes to the broader jurisprudential landscape surrounding the sanctity of arbitration agreements and the promotion of international arbitration as an effective and enforceable means of dispute resolution, preventing potentially divergent outcomes in multiple jurisdictions. 📍 For those with access to LexisNexis, the full report can be found: https://lnkd.in/e7ab5nBS #internationalarbitration #arbitrajeinternacional #ReedSmithIA
English Commercial Court maintains anti-suit injunction in multi-contract oil and gas dispute (RSM Production Corporation v Gaz du Cameroun) | News | LexisNexis
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