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Advocate Titasha Banerjee

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Advocate Titasha Banerjee completed her law in the year 2009 and has been providing services in various fields of law, that is, Arbitration, Family, Cheque Bounce, Criminal, Divorce, Civil, Consumer Court, Real Estate Matters, Electricity Law and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.

Advocate Titasha enrolled with the Bar Council of West Bengal in 2009. She is a member of the Delhi Bar Association.


Language(s) Spoken: Bengali, English, Hindi, Marathi

Practice Areas


Corporate Law
Arbitration

Family Law
Women

Higher Courts
High Court


Courts

  • Delhi High Court

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Questions Answered by Advocate Titasha Banerjee (25+ answers)



Q: Arbitration by demerged company without arbitration agreement

Please help me on the issue whether a demerged company can invoke arbitration or not if it has not signed the arbitration agreement as the agreement was signed by the parent company

Advocate Titasha Banerjee answered
Dear Sir/Maam;It is pertinent to mention that , when the company is demerged we generally need to see the issueunder which the company got demerged. Generally companies get demerged due to following issuesA sub-division in the form of bifurcation or trifurcation, as the case may be, can be affected by adopting the following modes:By way of a scheme of Arrangement under sections 391-394 of the Companies act, 195By transfer of business divisions of the company as ongoing business under section 395 of the Companies Act, 1956.The Scope needs to be determined ,wherein even if there is no arbitration agreement , if the dispute /claim/subject matter relates to arbitrable issue ,the same can be allowed under sec 8 of the Arbitration Act read with sec 21 of the same Act .




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