Polimer Media Pvt Ltd vs Ultra Media And Entertainment Pvt Ltd

ik-102684791 Bombay High Court 5 March 2026 • 17 min read

Judges (1)

Gauri Godse Delivered

Counsel (7)

Dua Associates Firm Aagam Doshi Counsel Petitioner Akshay Doctor Counsel Petitioner Ankit Singhal Counsel Respondent Pranav Nair Counsel Respondent Priyanka Dadpe Counsel Petitioner Rashmin Khandekar Counsel Respondent

Parties (2)

Polimer Media Private Limited Petitioner Ultra Media and Entertainment Private Limited Respondent

Case Significance

Polimer Media Pvt Ltd vs Ultra Media And Entertainment Pvt Ltd is a Bombay High Court decision dated March 5, 2026 (citation: ik-102684791). Polimer Media challenged an arbitral award directing it to pay Rs 30,45,000 with interest for unpaid license fees for telecasting TV series episodes under a December 2019 agreement. The Bombay High Court dismissed the Section 34 petition, holding that the arbitrator's interpretation of the agreement — that the petitioner was liable for all license fees at the time of agreement with installment payments as a facility — was a plausible view not amenable to interference. The case was heard by Justice Gauri Godse. Counsel appearing: Aagam Doshi (counsel for petitioner), Akshay Doctor (counsel for petitioner), Ankit Singhal (counsel for respondent), Pranav Nair (counsel for respondent), Priyanka Dadpe (counsel for petitioner), Rashmin Khandekar (counsel for respondent).

Summary

Polimer Media challenged an arbitral award directing it to pay Rs 30,45,000 with interest for unpaid license fees for telecasting TV series episodes under a December 2019 agreement. The Bombay High Court dismissed the Section 34 petition, holding that the arbitrator's interpretation of the agreement — that the petitioner was liable for all license fees at the time of agreement with installment payments as a facility — was a plausible view not amenable to interference.

What was the outcome of Polimer Media Pvt Ltd vs Ultra Media And Entertainment Pvt Ltd?

Polimer Media challenged an arbitral award directing it to pay Rs 30,45,000 with interest for unpaid license fees for telecasting TV series episodes under a December 2019 agreement. The Bombay High Co...

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