THE ARBITRATION WORKSHOP

- Purbasha Panda* Part I of this Article dealing with the Judgment of the Singapore Court of Appeal can be accessed here. part two deals...

The decision of the Delhi High Court in this case undermines the ability of the parties to tailor the arbitration according to their needs.

What is the appropriate standard of review with respect to stay on winding up application, when the same is subject to an arbitration clause

parties must make sure to use the term ‘seat’/’juridical place’, as it almost leaves no room for differing interpretations.

In contract of reciprocal promises where one party prevents the other from performing the contract, such contract becomes voidable.

[T]he authors conclusively put that Arbitrator should not have deviated from the standard formulas for computation of damages.