[S.12A Commercial Courts Act] Pre-Institution Mediation Is Intended To Encourage Parties To Use Litigation As Last Resort: Calcutta HC

The Calcutta High Court modified interim relief in a case involving pre-institution mediation under the Commercial Courts Act. The court emphasized that litigation should be the last resort, aligning with the legislative intent to promote alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. The ruling underscored the importance of mediation in commercial disputes before resorting to court proceedings. This decision reflects the judiciary's support for resolving disputes outside of the courtroom, encouraging parties to explore settlement options before escalating issues to formal litigation.