Arbitral Award in India ( Domestic Award )
INTRODUCTION In India, an arbitral award is a final and binding decision rendered by an arbitrator or a panel of…
India’s Venture into “Third-Party Funding” in Arbitration
Introduction Third-party funding (TPF), as its name suggests, involves an entity financing the legal expenses of one party in a…
The Evolution of International Commercial Arbitration: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Introduction International commercial arbitration has emerged as a preferred method for resolving cross-border disputes in the global business arena. As…
Remedy for Execution of Arbitration Award
The enforcement of arbitration awards in India is governed primarily by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, of 1996 (the "Act").…
Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Comparative Exploration
In the realm of legal systems, disputes are inevitable. Whether it's a contractual disagreement between businesses, a family dispute over…
Stamp duty on enforcement of arbitral awards in India
Arbitration is a widely used way of settling disputes between parties in a variety of businesses. It is a type…
Grounds on which an Arbitration Award can be Challenged
Arbitration is a legitimate strategy, which happens outside the courts, yet at the same time results in a last and…
The Missing Scale of Justice to Weigh the Granting of Interim Relief in Arbitration Proceedings
Despite India's long history of arbitration laws, the scope of powers of the courts and arbitral tribunals under Section 9…
Interim Measures by The Arbitral Tribunal – Under The Arbitration And Conciliation Act.
In business contracts incorporating arbitration clauses or agreements, arbitration has been the most popular alternative dispute resolution mechanism used by…
Arbitration Procedures and Formalities in India: Overview
INTRODUCTION "Arbitration" is defined by the dictionary as the process of assisting parties in reaching a mutually agreeable resolution to…