PMLA Under Scrutiny: Supreme Court Review Puts Vijay Madanlal Judgment in the Dock
The Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), enacted in 2002, stands as India’s bulwark against
No Automatic Stay on Arbitration Awards (Post-2015): Allahabad High Court
India, recognizing the pivotal role of a robust dispute resolution mechanism in fostering a conducive
Is India Undermining Its Own Bid to Be a Global Arbitration Hub?
Imagine a bustling courtroom, overflowing with files and burdened by years of pending cases. Judges,
Impartiality Imperative: Self-Resolution Clauses Do Not Constitute Arbitration Agreements
Introduction Arbitration serves as a cornerstone of modern commercial practice, offering a private and efficient
No Notice, No Arbitration: Section 21’s Strict Gateway
Introduction Section 21 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, acts as the gateway to
Examining the sanctity of arbitral awards through the Supreme Court’s rejection of modification under Section 34
This article is a continuation of a prior discussion exploring the potential stance of the
Bombay High Court Upholds Arbitrator’s Authority to Permit Withdrawal of Claims, Emphasizes Limited Judicial Intervention
The sanctity of the arbitral process, a cornerstone of modern dispute resolution, rests on the
Comparative Analysis of Arbitrator Bias Standards, Lessons from Singapore’s DJP v DJO Ruling and India’s Dual Approach to Arbitral Fairness
Introduction The decision by the Singapore Court of Appeal in DJP and others v DJO
