THE ARBITRATION WORKSHOP

A detailed examination on considering the evidence is not warranted in an application for setting aside awards.

The interpretation given by the Courts has cautioned the arbitrators to solely deduce their reasoning based on plain evidences.

by consolidating all the previous definitions of public policy and the applicability of same in varied instances, the judgment has already m

- Purbasha Panda[1] Staff Writer, The Arbitration Workshop A. INTRODUCTION Party autonomy is the plinth on which the entire edifice of...

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.