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
The Convergence of Arbitration and Litigation: A Case for Procedural Flexibility
Introduction Navigating the intricate landscape of judicial remedies can often feel like a complex puzzle.
The Verdict on Delay: Unpacking the Jurisprudence of Counterclaims in Arbitration
Introduction A core tenet of any legal or dispute resolution process is the principle of
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. ,