The Art of Severance: How Courts Edit Arbitral Awards to Uphold Justice and Limit Partner Risk
Introduction Could the financial troubles of a company force its partners to personally empty their
SC Upholds Right to Arbitrate: Disqualified Appointing Authority and COVID-19 Extension in Section 11(6)
Introduction The Supreme Court of India, recently in the case of Offshore Infrastructures Limited v.
The Dawn of Modernity: China’s Landmark 2025 Arbitration Reform
Introduction The 17th session of the 14th National People’s Congress Standing Committee achieved a significant
The Unmerged Claim: How Non-Adjudication Preserves the Right to Statutory Interest in Arbitration proceedings
Introduction When an arbitral tribunal is silent on the rate of interest payable after the
The Power of Consolidation: Why One Arbitration Award Can Settle Many Disputes
Introduction Is a single challenge permissible when a party successfully weaves together multiple distinct legal
The Tug-of-War Between Technicality and Reality: Redefining the Commencement of Arbitration
Introduction How far can a court stretch the principle of ‘substance over form’ when it
Pendente Lite Interest in Arbitration: When Can Arbitrators Go Beyond the Contractual Bar
Introduction Contemporary arbitration jurisprudence has placed growing emphasis on the evolving dynamics between the tribunal’s
A Game-Changer for Global Arbitration: Singapore’s Reforms Set a New Standard
Introduction Singapore, a leading international arbitration hub, is taking proactive steps to solidify its position
The Binding Nature of Arbitration Clauses: A Case for Procedural Discipline in Institutional Arbitration, Confirmed by the High Court
One of the most celebrated features of arbitration is party autonomy—the freedom of parties to