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Bombay High Court

Schindler India Private LimitedversusShapoorji Pallonji And Company Pvt Ltd

Decided
Disposal
DISPOSED OFF

Holding

The application is disposed of in terms of the consent terms.

Summary

The arbitration application filed by Schindler India Pvt Ltd against Shapoorji Pallonji and Co. Pvt Ltd was resolved amicably by the parties. Both parties submitted a consent decree containing the settlement terms, which were signed by the parties and their counsel. The court recorded the consent terms and marked them for identification, treating any undertakings therein as binding on the court. No substantive dispute remained for adjudication. Consequently, the court disposed of the application in accordance with the consent terms.

Issues considered

  • Whether the arbitration application can be disposed of on the basis of a consent decree entered into by the parties

Subjects

  • Arbitration
  • Consent Decree
  • Settlement
  • Application Disposal
  • Civil Procedure

Judgment

                                                                        3-ARBAP-84-26.doc



                                                                               Sayali



                            IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION


                             ARBITRATION APPLICATION (L) NO. 84 OF 2026
SAYALI
DEEPAK
UPASANI
                   Schindler India Pvt Ltd                      … Applicant
Digitally signed
by SAYALI
                               V/s.
DEEPAK              Shapoorji Pallonji and Co. Pvt Ltd          … Respondents
UPASANI
Date: 2026.09.03
17:53:10 +0530

                   Ms. Shilpa Kapil, for Applicant. .
                   Ms. Mugdha Narkar i/b The Law Point, for
                   Respondents.
                                       CORAM : AMIT BORKAR, J.

                                               DATED      : SEPTEMBER 03, 2026

                   P.C.:

                   1.       The parties have amicably resolved their dispute by
                   arrived at the settlement. The parties have tendered consent
                   terms signed by them and their Advocates.

                   2.      The consent terms are taken on record and marked ‘X’ for
                   identification. The undertakings, if any, in the consent terms are
                   accepted as undertakings to the Court.

                   3.      The application stands disposed of in terms of the consent
                   terms.

                                                              (AMIT BORKAR, J.)



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