THE ARBITRATION WORKSHOP

The third and final in this series, this article will examine whether online arbitral awards or e-awards are enforceable.

This article discusses the judgment of the Supreme Court in Quippo v. Janardan on waiver of right to object in arbitration proceedings.

- ADVAIT GHOSH[1] I. INTRODUCTION This article will attempt to elucidate the bars to seeking interim relief through the prism of The...

In order to develop an effective set of arbitral rules, the NDIAC would be well-served in recognising the requirements of the market.

Clearly, the judgment in Mankastu Impex muddies the waters. The three co-equal Bench judgments will beleaguer Courts across the country.

What we must remember is: “What counts is the choice of law, not the fact that the procedure may be conducted partially or totally online.”