Application of Limitation Act,1963 to Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996
In this article, Arpit Sarangi discusses the law of limitation as it is applicable to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
Supreme Court of India resolves the ‘venue’/‘seat’ of arbitration conundrum
Harshvardhan Tripathi of NALSAR , Hyderabad takes us through the development of jurisprudence of the venue/seat debate.
Liberty of Indian Parties to choose a foreign seat of Arbitration: PASL solutions Pvt. v. GE Power
- Utkarsha Singh[1] & Iesha sharma[2] Introduction In India, the enforcement of arbitral awards is covered in two parts by the Indian...
Indian Parties Choosing a Foreign Seat of Arbitration: Few Words of Caution
-Rohan Gulati* INTRODUCTION While unraveling the curtains of party autonomy in arbitration, the aspect of two Indian parties selecting a...
UNRAVELLING THE LAW, BENEFITS & LOOPHOLES OF “CHAMPERTY AGREEMENTS”: A COMPARATIVE STUDY- Part II
Harsh Patidar & Monish Raghuwanshi* PART - II This part of the Article succinctly coruscates Third-Party Funding by highlighting its...
UNRAVELLING THE LAW, BENEFITS & LOOPHOLES OF “CHAMPERTY AGREEMENTS”: A COMPARATIVE STUDY- Part I
Harsh Patidar & Monish Raghuwanshi [1] PART- I Abstract India’s development as one of the main five economies on the planet made it quite...
WOMEN ARBITRATORS - GENDER DISPARITY GOES INTERNATIONAL
***Vidhi Pramesh Parikh INTRODUCTION Arbitration is a method of alternate dispute resolution (“ADR”) where the parties agree to appoint...
Fraud/Corruption vis-à-vis Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill 2021: Part I
- Rituparna Padhy This is Part I of a three-part series on the new proviso regarding unconditional stay of an award upon discovery of...