A Question of Presence: When Can a Non-Signatory Participate in Arbitration?
Introduction Imagine a tense family business dispute where two brothers, who are signatories to a
The Guardian’s Gavel: How an Indian Court Reasserted Jurisdiction over Abusive Foreign-Seated Arbitrations
Introduction The gavel falls not in Singapore, but in a courtroom in Delhi. A foreign-seated
Civil Suits as a Backdoor to Arbitration Challenges? A Legal Analysis of Delhi HC’s Ruling in MMTC v. Anglo-American
The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (CPC), serves as the procedural backbone of civil litigation in
The Non-Obstante Mandate: How Sections 5 & 34 of the Arbitration Act Seal the Fate of Challenging Suits
Introduction In the high-stakes world of commercial disputes, an arbitral award is often seen as
Revisiting Arbitral Mandates: When Jurisdictional Defects Can Be Pleaded Beyond Initial Filings
Introduction In a significant judgement in Raheja Developers Limited Versus Ahluwalia Contractors India Ltd1. ,
Navigating the 60-Day Limitation Deadline in Indian Arbitration Petitions
Introduction Imagine a dispute brewing for years, discussions stretching into endless negotiations, and then, suddenly,
