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Supreme Court of India in Gemini Bay: Pushing non-signatories up against the wall?
Harshvardhan Tripathi [1] Introduction The readers of arbitration law would be well aware that consent is considered the “cornerstone” of...
Nov 15, 202115 min read


SEAT VS. VENUE: A PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO ITS CONFLICT
This article will provide a comprehensive overview of the judgments on this issue and look into the difference between Seat and Venue.
Oct 27, 202116 min read


Does Parties’ Subsequent Conduct Affect an Exclusive Jurisdiction Clause?
*Abhay Raj & Ajay Raj Keywords: Section 9, Section 11, Section 4 Party autonomy is an intrinsic facet of arbitration that enables...
Oct 21, 20218 min read


EXPERTS AND CONFIDENTIALITY: AN EMERGING DISJUNCTION IN ARBITRATION?
-Pratik Raj & Prasidhi Agrawal[1] I. INTRODUCTION Arbitration is opted as a suitable adjudication process because of its intrinsic...
Oct 12, 202113 min read


Arbitration: The Consenting Versus The Non-Consenting
Harshit Batra discusses consent in binding of non-signatories to arbitration.
Sep 30, 202112 min read


APPEAL MECHANISM IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION: TIME TO REVISIT ICSID CONVENTION
-Aditya Rathore and Amit Chawla[1] 1. Introduction Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) is a legal provision in International...
Sep 20, 202112 min read


COURT’S POWER UNDER SECTION 34: THE EXTENT AND SCOPE OF THE APPLICATION THROUGH NHAI V. M. HAKEEM
Swetalana Rout In a significant ruling of the Supreme Court[1], it has been decided that the scope of power of a Court is limited to the...
Sep 13, 20216 min read


Finding The Tryst Between International Arbitration & Cross-Border Insolvency: An Indian Perspective
*Snehil Balani Understanding the Problem There is a constant wiggle between international arbitration proceedings and cross-border...
Sep 2, 20216 min read


Exclusive Jurisdiction v. Forum Selection Clauses: What’s Brewing Amongst the High Courts?
How do we resolve the seat v. forum selection clause debate.?
Aug 25, 202110 min read


Northrop Grumman v. Venezuela: Further Diversifying the Doctrine of Impracticability
If the court is of the view that the arbitration proceedings cannot be carried out, then it has the power to change the seat of arbitration
Aug 18, 20216 min read
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