Emami Paper Mills secures injunction against arbitration proceedings.
The company explicitly stated that the order has no material impact on its financial operations or other activities.
The company successfully obtained an injunction, which is a positive development in their legal dispute.
* Emami Paper Mills has secured an ad-interim injunction from the Calcutta High Court on 22 July 2025, restraining Dava Pte Ltd from initiating arbitration proceedings before the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA). * This action follows a previous settlement in Admiralty Suit AS COM No. 4 of 2024, which was decreed by consent before the Calcutta High Court. * The injunction, effective until 20 August 2025, prevents the defendants from taking further steps against the company in any arbitration proceeding. * The company has filed Execution proceedings before the Calcutta High Court in this regard. * The company has stated that the order has no material impact on its financial operations or other activities.
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