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Pragmatism over Pedantry: In Defence of the Power to Modify Arbitral Awards Post-Gayatri Balaswamy
This article presents a detailed legal analysis in support of the Supreme Court's landmark majority opinion in Gayatri Balaswamy v. M/S ISG Novasoft Technologies Ltd. It argues that granting courts a limited power to modify arbitral awards is a pragmatic and necessary evolution, not judicial overreach, and counters textualist critiques by defending the Court’s purposive interpretation, which frames modification as a logical corollary of severability.
Aug 30, 202510 min read


Is India Truly Arbitration-Friendly? A Reality Check Amid Recent Setbacks
The article critically examines recent developments that challenge India’s self-proclaimed pro-arbitration stance, despite legislative and judicial reforms aimed at aligning with international best practices.
Aug 16, 20256 min read
Relationship Between Investment Arbitration and Environmental Law -Case Analysis of Perenco v Ecuador
Relationship Between Investment Arbitration and Environmental Law -Case Analysis of Perenco v Ecuador
Jul 27, 20257 min read


Finality Fractured: India’s Arbitration Image Post DMRC v. DAMEPL
This article examines the implications of DMRC v. DAMEPL, contrasts India’s approach with global best practices, and highlights the negative impact on the business climate of arbitration in India.
Jun 22, 20257 min read


Speaking Cross-Purposes: Challenges Posed To The Enforcement Of Interim Measures By Foreign Seated Tribunals
This blog critiques the Draft Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2024, for undermining the enforcement of interim measures granted by foreign-seated arbitral tribunals. By prohibiting court intervention under Section 9 during ongoing proceedings, the amendment removes a key recourse previously available under Indian law. The authors argue this creates a legal vacuum, potentially deterring foreign parties from engaging with India’s arbitration framework. They propo
May 10, 20258 min read


Contractual Interpretation in Arbitration: Balancing Business Intent and Judicial Oversight
Two key principles help make sense of unclear & disputed contractual clause: the Business Efficacy Test and the Officious Bystander Test. Tribunals, particularly under Indian jurisprudence, have been guided by these principles, though their application remains context-specific and occasionally contested while interpreting contracts and staying within the contractual framework to respect the parties’ intentions.
Apr 26, 20257 min read


Reforming Arbitration in India: Analysing the Proposed Amendments in the 2024 Draft Bill
In this article, the amendments proposed in the draft bill, pros and cons of the amendments, and a general overview of the bill are extensively analysed.
Apr 13, 202515 min read


Beyond Arbitration, ODR, and Litigation: Rethinking Dispute Resolution for Crypto Conflicts
Rethinking Dispute Resolution for Blockchain & Crypto Conflicts
Mar 16, 202510 min read


Maintaining the Balance: A Case for Retaining Adverse Inference under ICSID Rules 2022
- Khyati Maurya [1] & Saransh Sood [2] Introduction The new Arbitration Rules of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment...
Mar 8, 20259 min read


Navigating Maritime Disputes: Interplay of the Admiralty Act, 2017, and Arbitration Act, 1996
Navigating Maritime Disputes: Interplay of the Admiralty Act, 2017, and Arbitration Act, 1996
Feb 2, 20258 min read
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