Supreme Court Reviews Government Challenge to Vedanta's Ravva Oilfield Arbitration Award
The Union government has approached the Supreme Court challenging a Delhi High Court order that allowed Vedanta Ltd and Ravva Oil to enforce foreign arbitration awards related to a 99 million revenue-sharing dispute over the Ravva oilfield in the Krishna-Godavari basin. The dispute, dating back to 1994, centers on accounting for payments toward ONGC's historical costs. The Supreme Court bench criticized the government's prolonged litigation, emphasizing the need for timely enforcement of arbitration awards and highlighting systemic delays in India's arbitration process.
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