4 days ago Application of Limitation Act,1963 to Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996 In this article, Arpit Sarangi discusses the law of limitation as it is applicable to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
Jul 11 Supreme Court of India resolves the ‘venue’/‘seat’ of arbitration conundrum Harshvardhan Tripathi of NALSAR , Hyderabad takes us through the development of jurisprudence of the venue/seat debate.
Jun 26 Indian Parties Choosing a Foreign Seat of Arbitration: Few Words of Caution -Rohan Gulati* INTRODUCTION While unraveling the curtains of party autonomy in arbitration, the aspect of two Indian parties selecting a...
Jun 5 Arbitrating Climate Change in India Primer on the important legislations related to the environment and how it could be practical to adopt arbitration to resolve such disputes.
May 21 Alternative Dispute Resolution: An Effective Mechanism for Settlement of Climate Change Disputes-I This article discusses the possibility of resolving climate change disputes by arbitration and mediation.
Apr 20 Fraud/Corruption vis-à-vis Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill 2021: Part I - Rituparna Padhy This is Part I of a three-part series on the new proviso regarding unconditional stay of an award upon discovery of...
Apr 11 The Public Policy Issue in Awards Without Proper Reason–Madras High Court Milind Yadav[1] The 2019 amendments to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (“Arbitration Act”) has helped propel India forward as...
Feb 18 ANGLO AMERICAN METALLURGICAL v. MMTC LTD: DETERMINING THE PLAUSIBILITY OF THE TRIBUNAL’S VIEW a view taken by the tribunal should not be interfered with, the distinction is drawn between an alternative view and an impossible view
Feb 7 Balasore Alloys Limited v. Medima LLC- Two different arbitration clauses in two related agreements - Gautam Mohanty[1] PDF version of the article 1. In this article, the author discusses the judgment of the Balasore Alloys Limited v....
Dec 31, 2020 Contractual Interpretation in Arbitrations: Business Efficacy and Business Common Sense Term can only be implied if it is necessary to give business efficacy and if words in a contract flout business common sense it must yield.
